The athlete acquires during his continuous interaction with his environment and during the processes that he carries out, such as training and relationships with colleagues, even with the feeling or feeling of joy, enthusiasm, pleasure that gives him a wonderful feeling or discomfort for one reason or another, and these are all bad experiences that he lives in entering to prepare for competition. It varies from one athlete to another.

Dear Doctor

"Achieving optimal sports performance requires a combination of physical attributes like strength, speed, and stamina alongside crucial psychological traits such as motivation, focus, and resilience. Environmental factors, like climate and training conditions, also play a significant role. By integrating these elements with proper training, nutrition, and mental conditioning, athletes can unlock their full potential and reach new heights in their sports endeavors."

Adjustment to the climate of the venue, preparation of the participants to meet the challenges and self introspection of ones strength and weaknesses and the psychology to win at all costs,belief in oneself cumulation required before competition

Dear Doctor

"Peak performance and sporting success are often the result of the synergy between different components of the athlete: technical and tactical skills, bioenergetic and neuromuscular skills and capabilities, anthropometric characteristics, cognition, emotions, creativity and personality and, of course, health.

However, the relative importance of these components varies between individual and team sports; while some individual sports require a high level of bioenergetic and neuromuscular skills and abilities, team sport performance is closely related to technical and tactical skills, which can compensate for a weakness in physical fitness . Thus, successful performances in team sports seem to depend much more on interactions between a wide range of factors than on the maximal development of one or two factors in isolation."