“What helps me maintain a stable level? I think my attitude is: I don’t go crazy on the pitch, I don’t rush. I just play point after point and that’s everything, I fight for every point, without thinking about dreams, about what I want to achieve, how many Grand Slams I want to win, and so on.
Previously, I studied with a psychologist for four or five years. At some point, working with a psychologist helps a lot, especially for young players who have just joined the tour.
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But at some point you start waiting for someone to help you. That is, you do not solve problems yourself, but wait for help from someone.
I decided I needed to figure out how to control myself better. And I think that decision turned out to be the most important for me, and I started to take responsibility for everything that I do, and that really helped me become more in control of myself on the field ” Sabalenka said at a press conference.
Source: Sport
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