Chapter
The Key to Success in Sports: How Computers Excel in Performance
10:56 - 16:00 (05:03)
A discussion about how the human vs chimp vs computer system work in sports, and how the computer system's automatic thinking can lead to success in high-speed sports.
Clips
The process of identifying emotions in athletes allows them to determine whether the emotion is helpful or unhelpful, leading to a positive and productive outcome.
10:56 - 12:51 (01:54)
Summary
The process of identifying emotions in athletes allows them to determine whether the emotion is helpful or unhelpful, leading to a positive and productive outcome. For example, recognizing the skill of pace judgment in athletes during competitive events removes unnecessary emotions and allows them to perform at a higher level.
ChapterThe Key to Success in Sports: How Computers Excel in Performance
EpisodeE215: The Mindset Doctor: The Secret Man Behind The World's Top Performers: Steve Peters
PodcastThe Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The importance of switching off any thinking and analysis is highlighted by a coach of an Olympian cyclist, who explains the practice of 20 minutes of focused visualization before each performance.
12:51 - 13:28 (00:36)
Summary
The importance of switching off any thinking and analysis is highlighted by a coach of an Olympian cyclist, who explains the practice of 20 minutes of focused visualization before each performance.
ChapterThe Key to Success in Sports: How Computers Excel in Performance
EpisodeE215: The Mindset Doctor: The Secret Man Behind The World's Top Performers: Steve Peters
PodcastThe Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Computers have an advantage in sports due to their speed and automatic thinking.
13:28 - 16:00 (02:32)
Summary
Computers have an advantage in sports due to their speed and automatic thinking. Compared to humans and chimpanzees, computers are approximately 20 and four times quicker, respectively.