Psychological Characteristics and Training Methods of Fencing Athletes

Hui Han; Han Wang

doi:10.54097/z6r2ka70

Authors

Hui Han
Han Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/z6r2ka70

Keywords:

Fencing, Athletes, Psychological Characteristics, Training Methods

Abstract

Fencing, as a distinct sporting discipline, demands not only advanced skills and tactical applications but also places significant psychological requirements on athletes. The psychological traits exhibited by athletes on the competitive fencing stage directly influence their performance states. To ensure that fencers maintain a stable psychological state during competitions, it is crucial to actively adopt effective training methods to develop and enhance their mental resilience. Scientific approaches can aid in cultivating a robust inner world for fencing athletes, thereby laying a solid foundation for achieving outstanding competition results.

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