The Sports Tomorrow Congress, the games development congress advanced by the Barça Advancement Center point, started off this Monday, as a component of the Portable World Congress, with a morning where a decent piece of the meetings zeroed in on mental work and computerized reasoning.
The congress, which has in excess of 500 certify participants, for the most part from the games business, opened with meeting driver Albert Llovera, who gave an example in versatility in his discussion 'Self-awareness, mentality and open doors', where he made sense of how he recuperated after the skiing mishap he experienced in 1985 that left him in a wheelchair; a situation that later even driven him to team up with NASA on a muscle excitement project.
Edu Castro: Insignificant association at the help of limitless ability
Going on with mental work, in one more of the meetings, Edu Castro, mentor of the FC Barcelona arena hockey group, and Laura Suárez, analyst for a similar group, made sense of how for work with elite execution like theirs. Castro recognized that he jumps at the chance to make a "work environment where dispute is acknowledged" and with a way of thinking where the players find "negligible association at the assistance of boundless ability".
Suárez revealed the specific psychological model of the "Barça character", as he puts it, based on the players' "emotional stability, inner strength, ability to adapt and competitive development". He also discussed the mental warm-up exercises that athletes perform before a match and the group dialogue sessions that they carry out monthly to improve the team's mental situation.
