Feeling nervous before a race? Managing nerves and staying sharp comes down to how you breathe and what you're focusing on
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Feeling nervous before a race is normal, but managing it can boost your focus on track. Try this breathing trick: breathe in for a count of four, then out slowly for six to eight
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Racing nerves can hit anyone, but staying sharp on track means managing stress and focusing on what you can control