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    HHS teacher Eric Barber knows the physical and mental demands of military service.. Barber, an Air Force National Guard aircraft mechanic, said that no matter which branch enlistees enter, there will be physical training. For Barber mental toughness is extremely important in the military. Barber joined at 22 years old and found there was a “clear advantage over the 17 year olds because of my mentality from being older.” However, Barber is not against the idea of starting early. Barber is…

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    the highest level of collegiate golf. To date there has been a lack of studies done on women’s golf, in particular Division I Women’s golf at the championship level. There have been many studies on the mental side of sports. Studies on mental toughness (Jones, 2002), preparation and competition, (Taylor, 2008), performance routines (Hellstrom, 2009), and self-talk (Hayslip, 2010). However,…

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    Mental toughness and mindfulness are two interesting topics, which psychologists continue to research and try and endeavor more evidence about it, and how they are related then affect sporting performance, or more general, performance in real life situations. To date, many researches and scientists are still trying to look beyond the obstacles of different aspects and their abilities to justify if mental toughness and mindfulness are related, and if so how do they affect the performance of a…

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    The discussion of mental toughness has to be the number one discussed topic in sport psychology. It seems that everyone is on the same sheet of music agreeing that it’s vital to success, but it’s very debatable to "what is mental toughness?” All of the definitions of mental toughness in this article sound really tasty and easy to bite off on. However, I’m one who leaves nothing to chance and I think there is more to the definition than "sociable, outgoing, calm, relaxed, competitive, self-belief…

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    defines toughness as enduring strength and energy. When considering the human side of toughness, I think of two different types of toughness. The first of which is physical toughness. When you think of physical toughness you often think big muscles, broad shoulders and a mean look. The ability to get hurt and not cry. The ability to lift heavy items. The physical specimen that stands out the crowd. While physical toughness is more of a material attribute. The other human toughness, is at…

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    Troy’s mental toughness helps him throughout different time periods to get jobs. He begins to realize how much hard work gets into making a living independently, after slavery has ended. Historically speaking, it did not help colored people to have peace or fair rights. Education was slim, and the only job available was farming. Troy got to the city and, it was hard to find a job, people were living in river banks or any type of shelter available. Troy did not know how to farm, but pushed his…

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    While in the Navy just like other branches of the military. There is a appearance members must obtain and keep. This helps the mental toughness level and gives hope for higher standards. They must have high standards in the Navy like all branches to keep order. Soldiers never doubt their own abilities and are always aggressive no matter what. Encouraging others is a another very good skill to also have. Sometimes the little things are what keep people going. And when the instructor 's yell at…

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    Tomi was gained a lot of skills after the booming of Pearl Harbor. For example he gained confidences, leadership and also toughness. He showed toughness against Keet many times when they met each other. He also showed leadership when he had to lead his friends to bring up the boat and in addition he had to make the choices. In addition he gained confidences by facing Keet all does times as well. He gained a lot of confidences from his friends. For example in page…

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    the book, he tries to help with 2 other main characters with running away from a murder. Dally is considered “tough”, by his gang. But he says being tough isn’t a good thing. Since Dally says this himself, that means that his toughness isn’t a good thing. Dally’s toughness also has caused him other traits of his personality. One of these affected traits is his…

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    Every time we leave the huddle we say “toughness” because we always have to remind ourselves that toughness wins games. Last year, I had to have a lot of toughness not to give up during the season because of the practices and games. The practices were so hard on me because I had to go up against guys who were three and five inches taller than me. I worked so hard, and I felt like I was going to pass out every practice. I had to have physical toughness to stay with it and work my hardest, even…

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