In three experiments, right-handed soccer players, judo experts and badminton players were asked to perform in high-pressure simulation. One group clenched their right fist for 30-seconds before play, while the other group clenched the left. The left fist clenchers choked less under pressure than the right, all three times.
Clenching the non-dominant fist sends a message to the opposite side of your brain to stop thinking and start doing - especially when it involves the upper extremities.
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