An athlete handles stress by first recognising it, not ignoring it. Stress affects focus, recovery, and performance long before it shows on the field. That’s why identifying stress early is crucial—it helps them adjust training, rest, and mindset before burnout hits.
Tools like Streffie’s stress scan make this easier. It gives a quick, clear picture of stress levels, so athletes know when to push and when to pause. Awareness is half the win—manage stress well, and performance follows. 💪🧠
A hobby for an athlete could be knitting or crocheting. It takes some concentration not to lose a stitch but not enough concentration to stress over it.
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Don't stress her, don't handle her, and feed her well. Congrats on the babies!
Honestly, stress gets easier to handle when you’ve got the right support systems around you. A few that really help: People – friends, family, mentors, or even coworkers you trust Professional help – therapists, counselors, or mental-health platforms Wellness tools – apps like Solh Wellness that help you track stress, reflect, and learn coping techniques Healthy habits – sleep, movement, journaling, music, or time offline Safe spaces – communities (online or offline) where you can talk without judgment You don’t need all of these. Even one solid source can make stress feel a lot more manageable 💙
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How you see certain situations. Depending how you handle a situation can either give you more or less stress
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The Stress Eater Diet teaches women coping mechanisms to better handle stress. This is primarily for those who overeat when they are stressed. By managing stress, these women are less likely to overeat.
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