The role of psychological approach in achieving results in sports

Abstract

In the process of sports activity a person achieves high goals with his own willpower. Psychological knowledge in this regard is important in the activities of the individual. The advantage of the athlete in achieving success as a result of the struggle of motives shows his creative effect in the competition process.

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