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All Blacks: Why mental skills techniques used by Gilbert Enoka can apply to sport, business and everyday life

From NZ Herald · () English

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  • Mental skills coach Gilbert Enoka works with high-performance athletes, including the All Blacks, ahead of their Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry match against the Springboks.
  • New Zealand athletes and team players use sports psychology to prepare mentally for competition.
  • The article examines how techniques used in elite sport can also apply to business and everyday life.

The All Blacks and the Springboks have one win each in the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry series, leaving mental preparation as a key part of the buildup to their weekend clash.

Gilbert Enoka, a mental skills coach who works with high-performance athletes and team players, is responsible for helping the All Blacks keep their focus before the match. His work forms part of a broader role played by sports psychologists in elite New Zealand sport.

The techniques used to prepare athletes are not limited to the field. The article examines how mental skills coaching can also be applied in business settings and everyday life.

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