#Psychologie du sport

The consistent player VS the spectacular player: who really wins?

The carreau that gets the crowd on its feet, or the simple point that lands every end? Over time, it

Playing under pressure: what really changes in your game

Mains moites, geste qui se crispe, boules faciles ratées en fin de partie… Sous pression, ton corps, ton geste et ton attention changent pou…

Pétanque: Why do some teams win without being better?

Some teams regularly beat technically superior opponents. It

The role of your partner's gaze in decision-making

A partner's gaze can validate, doubt, paralyse or reassure — often without

Pétanque: Why do some players crumble at the end of a game?

Playing well for 10 ends then

Pétanque. Why do you change your action without realising?

The action that worked perfectly at the start of the game gradually deteriorates. No

The role of silence in competition: advantage or pressure? (Pétanque)

Un duo qui ne parle pas entre deux boules — est-ce une force ou un malaise ? Le silence en compétition a des effets précis sur la concentrat…

Playing too fast: the silent mistake that loses you points — Pétanque

We don't miss all our shots through a lack of technique. Many are missed because

Does the perfect player really exist? Pétanque

An impeccable pointer, a formidable shooter, a flawless reading of the game, a mindset of

The worst excuses after a missed shot

When your partner makes you lose: how to react intelligently — Pétanque

Your partner strings together mistakes, the points

Why you miss the easy shots (and pull off the impossible ones)

Le carreau parfait sur une boule protégée. Le raté inexplicable sur une boule à découvert à 6 mètres. Ce paradoxe a un nom en neurosciences.…