How to stay calm under pressure - Noa Kageyama and Pen-Pen Chen

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Your favorite athlete closes in for a win; the crowd holds its breath, and at the crucial moment ... she misses the shot. That competitor just experienced the phenomenon known as “choking,” where despite months, even years, of practice, a person fails right when it matters most. Why does this happen, and what can we do to avoid it? Noa Kageyama and Pen-Pen Chen explain why we choke under pressure.
Lesson by Noa Kageyama and Pen-Pen Chen, animation by Olesya Shchukina.
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@TEDEd 6 лет назад

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@maestrulgamer9695 6 лет назад

I think the first theory is better.

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@SpaceGoose71 6 лет назад

why did you change the title from how not to choke under pressure to how to stay calm under pressure?

@MC_lupin 5 лет назад

You perform the best when you don’t care Believe it

@robloxxd5367 5 лет назад

true

@gustavogeraldo584 5 лет назад

True. But if you don't care why you gonna try? To earn something that you don't appreciate?

@MC_lupin 5 лет назад

Gustavo Geraldo it’s an exaggerated analogy that it’s better than caring too much and think too much about it

@gustavogeraldo584 5 лет назад

@@MC_lupin I'm just overthinking

@jazzybean 5 лет назад

I can confirm that: played at a piano recital, didn't give a damn, got the biggest applause in the room 😂

@callmezagh3884 6 лет назад

my palms are getting sweaty,knees weak arms are heavy watching this

@ANT-jm4qx 6 лет назад

call me zagh Moms spaghetti

@YeviCoulson 6 лет назад

Throw up on his shirt already

@jester5106 5 лет назад

*ready to drop bombs*

@sayamjain1748 5 лет назад

But he keeps on forgetting

@johnconnor3246 5 лет назад

Are you the real slim shady?

@itsarali 3 года назад

So basically don’t get distracted by other thoughts but don’t think too much about what you’re doing. Just focus on the big picture and go with the flow.

@ericsingleton7736 2 года назад

Thanks. We were all hoping you would explain this to us.

@MAAU-tz1yc 2 года назад

@@ericsingleton7736 No

@anthonygerace8926 Год назад

Yogi Berra understood this: "How can a guy think and hit at the same time?”

@anthonygerace8926 Год назад

That's probably the purpose of any kind of training -- to get the trainee to the point at which things can be done without thinking -- thereby freeing the mind to think strategically.

@JungkookBestBoy1 9 месяцев назад

@@MAAU-tz1yc 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@TECHNOSNAP 3 года назад

This is why I can't walk properly when someone's watching me!!!

@kanzanaveed 3 года назад

XD hAHAA, relatable :D

@Pablo-qm1of 3 года назад

I thought i was the only one with that problem 😂

@abdunabinurmatov1162 3 года назад

critically underrated comment

@tanvikhare9710 3 года назад

I think it's coping mechanism or something, but I purposely walk funny when someone is staring at me..

@gracey7166 3 года назад

thats me exactly... sometimes I took off my glasses when i run so i won't know if people is watching me

@HermeticAscetic22 5 лет назад

"Practice, under pressure, with focus, and with that glorious end goal in sight, makes perfect."

@777dnangel 4 года назад

thanks, i knew someone's going to jot this down in the comment section :)

@iwishicouldlovemyself130 4 года назад

Practice under pressure not practice, under pressure

@turtle3735 3 года назад

bongod Did you not watch the video?

@ryanjancinal2225 3 года назад

I like this too.

@ishish8816 3 года назад

i wish i could love myself 3:54 did you not hear the the pause and the change of of pitch in her voice. He’s right based on how she said it. You’re wrong.

@PBCSandMarci 4 года назад

This happens when i walk in public I start stressing out about how to move my leg to act like a human being

@qurat-ul-ainsiddiqui5398 3 года назад

Same

@margaritakouzi5630 3 года назад

Are you saying you’re not a human?

@danniedannie1497 3 года назад

YESSS same here

@ivanaharca5216 3 года назад

I dont get it

@kakulmeow 3 года назад

GUYS WE FOUND AN ALIEN WTF

@babylion2874 3 года назад

I loose my train of thought when I realize people are actually paying attention to what I'm saying.

@abhinavbhise3816 3 года назад

same like when speaking if i make eye contact with someone my brain just shuts even if they are close friends

@gfrazz8567 3 года назад

yea same, jus gotta learn a new trait called dont caring and speak your mind, or from ur heart without worrying what the other person will think, cus at the end of the day you always got yourself

@000euMJ 3 года назад

I can always talk better to people that don't seem to be paying attention to me.

@nidatariqb 2 года назад

Me too. And eye contact during a conversation makes me anxious/forget what I’m saying BUT EYE CONTACT IS SUPPOSED TO BE NORMAL 🤦‍♀️

@Poetry4Peace 2 года назад

Tbf it can be scary like im doing some volunteerin using a new tool in park and ppl start looking at me i get agitated n feel like im doing it wrong asf lmao hate being neagtively judged but am changing ittt. + when i say something unsure i say it quietly so they can't hear it UH MY CONFIDENCE

@howie3676 3 года назад

I usually place my hand close to my heart then say “Calm down bruh” in my head

@Wildfire4496 3 года назад

Same omg

@moonlight4728 3 года назад

Lmao

@OXIR 2 года назад

I sometimes count 1 to 10 and breathe

@angelenakashatok5925 2 года назад

"Bruh" 😅

@GnaneshKunal 5 лет назад

I agree with the choking theory. Points that are great from the video: 1) The distraction theory suggests that the performace suffers when the mind is preoccupied with worries, doubts, or fears, instead of focusing its attention on performing the task at hand. 2) We usually need to perfom actions subconsciously, instead of looking at the precise details. 3) We need to practice under stressful conditions. We must be accustomed to pressure. 4) We need to extol the virtues of a pre-performance routine, like taking deep breaths, repeating a cue word, or doing a rhythmic sequence of movements. Points that I'd like to add here to address stressful situations: 1) We shouldn't ask "What If?", cause that will make us to panic. 2) We must stay positive in the situation. 3) We must make jokes. By making jokes, we don't take everything seriously. 4) No mater whatever we do, we should remember that this isn't so bad. 5) We must have some trust on external or internal things.

@poodie6014 5 лет назад

Very helpful thankyou so much !

@shookedt7766 5 лет назад

Yep, whenever Im nervous etc... I laugh or crack jokes to calm down. Although that makes me seem insensitive and carefree (in a bad way) to others :(

@saniyeozer625 4 года назад

Tarifler tato

@saniyeozer625 4 года назад

Tatli tarifiı

@tealmandala632 4 года назад

Thanks for this.

@abomination6061 4 года назад

The fact that comments gives more tips than the video itself.

@nirmalbundela8897 2 года назад

😁true sometime

@christineperez1024 8 дней назад

Maybe you need to watch the video and few more times. It's possible you did not understand some of the technical language.

@walkersnider1916 4 года назад

Me, a golfer: Write that down! Write that down!

@nazarinnz3768 3 года назад

😂😂

@3rdassassin50 3 года назад

😂😂

@qasimthedream5243 3 года назад

😂😂

@timothyperez797 3 года назад

😂😂

@lynnroney1234 3 года назад

And think about it in sequence whenever you get up to tee off on the first hole where on a busy day there's a crowd there watching you. No pressure. No pressure at all.

@sourabhs14 3 года назад

1. Practice under stressful conditions. 2. Pre-performance routines- taking few deep breaths, repeating a cue word, doing rhythmic sequence of movements. 3. External focus on the ultimate goal

@palemoonlight96 6 лет назад

Great timing! I have a speech soon and this helped a lot!

@annannie8611 6 лет назад

palemoonlight96 how did it go buddy

@hasnain9654 6 лет назад

learn English with Rebecca Joachim he died as soon as he gave speech he will not reply you

@DeepakSingh-xt5io 6 лет назад

all the best

@palemoonlight96 6 лет назад

Zubair Ahmed lmao thank you guys it went well ^.^

@hasnain9654 6 лет назад

palemoonlight96 welcome 😅

@JustinY. 6 лет назад

Make sure that you drink lots of water beforehand

@azimamil5037 6 лет назад

Justin Y. Hi 😀

@ihaveabandonedthischannel9209 6 лет назад

You again

@caddycottan1697 6 лет назад

Who is Justin Y?

@ihaveabandonedthischannel9209 6 лет назад

OliverAGrayson You've never heard of him?

@vincerosal751 6 лет назад

This guy is a small celebrity in youtube

@loozyr 2 года назад

the thing that’s helped me personally get over my issues with pressure, and even physical pain, is just reminding myself that the feeling simply, “can’t last forever.” then it all almost immediately melts away

@pindiwal4717 3 года назад

Whenever I'm in a stressful condition, I imagine myself in a different world where I've already achieved my goal. 1) This helps me feel less stressed about getting it done. 2) It allows me to imagine HOW I want to do it, so I have an accurate plan.

@safiraimoney Год назад

wow never thought about it like this before. thank you!

@nnnnikita 4 года назад

"self conscious" attacked "anxious" attacked "and afraid of being judged negatively by others" dead

@karidesai5234 4 года назад

This is me 🥺

@janabroflovski2572 3 года назад

@lostbuthopefull8788 3 года назад

Same. I think I need therapy. It made me realize that I really have to change.

@feliciadawnauthor 3 года назад

lost but hopefull Therapy is amazing. I highly recommend it. But incidentally you have to be willing to be completely honest with your therapist because it’s essentially talking to yourself with a educated friend and they can only help you if they know what’s really wrong

@lostbuthopefull8788 3 года назад

@@feliciadawnauthor Thanks c: that was my problem the first time, when I went to a school counselor 😅 but she also believed on everything too easily lol and didn't question anything

@bruhmomento_2197 4 года назад

“ Don’t think, FEEEEEEL!!!!” - Bruce Lee -

@Cakes-rj9qn 3 года назад

i remembered the kdrama *still 17*

@BlackV4You 3 года назад

"I didn't kick..... It kicked all by itself!" "It's like a finger pointing away to the moon. Don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all that heavenly glory." ― Bruce Lee

@adnaanu 2 года назад

Bruce also said when you are in a fight don't think about winning or losing just concentrate on the fight itself.

@_electromagnetic_588 2 года назад

@@Cakes-rj9qn don't shink, pheel😂

@alimc1867 2 года назад

Yes don't think about the gun, FEEL THE BULLET

@nohi098 3 года назад

i’m simple, i see kageyama, i click

@castwt 3 года назад

ME BYE

@JustcallmeReyiiii 3 года назад

HAHAHA SAME

@samiaaskour2625 2 года назад

I yelled KAGEYAMAAAA then i click

@bubbles1880 2 года назад

Lmaooo same

@linhnguyenphuong486 2 месяца назад

same here =))))

@WeTeamViirus 2 года назад

I had a teacher the told me to say these four words when I was under pressure. “I can do it, I can do it, I can do it.” It helped almost every time because it got the pressure to go down. Ps. It also helped with you took a deep breathe along with it

@HeyImAedRianne Год назад

It is really working❤ weird how I instantly got calm. thanks!😊

@loisj8019 5 лет назад

2:04 my introverted self meeting someone

@JuicyJUS25 4 года назад

lmao hahahaha

@godwinmbata5117 4 года назад

#relatable

@draxionsurgeon 3 года назад

yeah 😕

@ishworshrestha3559 3 года назад

@Windows11Pro22 3 года назад

me too

@CodyWhitlock 6 лет назад

TedEd always has amazing animations!!

@orindomshingpulock3481 6 лет назад

Cody Whitlock Any idea? How do they make this Animations? Which software precisely? 😲

@vRevolver85 6 лет назад

This kind of animation usually uses multiple softwares. But you can try adobe after effects for a start

@francisnigganou2693 5 лет назад

Orindom Shing Pulock kinda late reply, you can make 2d animation on photoshop cs6

@Puppy_Puppington 4 года назад

You mean amazing animators that they commission?

@rishabjain6452 4 года назад

Watch Kurzgesagt you'll love it

@ernstxyba7182 3 года назад

I remember the solo concert as a guitarist I had once. I was practicing hard for it. And the minutes before I went on stage I really forgot everything. I tried to think about the chords and solos... All were gone. Then I put the guitar on my hands and it was all back luckyly 🤣😎 Totally gets back to my memory when I see this video. Thanks for uploading! Will try to learn from it!

@mizzle_333 2 года назад

oh wow,you could remember them fortunately ......how did the concert go?.....I Wanna hear more about it....

@anotheraccount4666 3 года назад

Why is no one talking about the dudes name is called Kageyama in the title

@nc7375 3 года назад

thank you!! I was looking for this comment 😭 haikyuu?

@abdurrahmanmunfais744 3 года назад

@@nc7375 same

@HiroJJ94 3 года назад

Was looking for this comment

@PawsomeDragons 3 года назад

ligit one of the reasons I tapped this vid

@jbiliHacker 3 года назад

lol , i didn't even notice xD

@alejrandom6592 6 лет назад

2:52 skip to answer edit: lol noice 3.7k

@Slendermanfreak 6 лет назад

nah

@PerceptionVsReality333 6 лет назад

+Kenny Arias I should've scrolled down the comments section & read your post before wasting my time.

@lucasdurval3484 5 лет назад

Dude... It's a pretty good video that only lasts 4 minutes.

@20george20 4 года назад

Real mvp

@leobck9167 4 года назад

THANKS

@jenniferl.8111 4 года назад

Anyone who plays the piano, do u guys ever freeze up and forget everything when you start thinking about which notes your fingers are pressing? Whenever I overthink I ALWAYS mess up.

@houdalamine4113 4 года назад

yeeees it always happen . Also, when i play by myself everything is okay but once my teacher is next to me weird notes just pop out

@Geetarishie 4 года назад

I play guitar and the same thing happens when I overthink stuff. I just play what I know and don’t question how I know it when it comes down to pressure

@ShivvyCPiano 4 года назад

My brain just goes all over the place. My knees start shaking, so it's hard not to lose focus. Weird thing is whenever I look back at my performances I never see the shaky knee and I never look like I'm nervous.

@sanjoychakraborty8638 3 года назад

@@Geetarishie Yes Bro Me too.

@alicecavalcante4648 3 года назад

I play the guitar. And there's songs that I play for literally years that I'm no longer the one that knows how to play them, that's my fingers knowledge. And whenever I try to focus on It my fingers will fail

@aakashkamuni7386 3 года назад

This video is very accurate.The animation is great and the way they explained the point is brilliant. That's why TED-Ed is amazing.

@jacky7878 3 года назад

1. Practice under pressure 2. Routine before hand 3. External focus on end goal

@cloudsweapon567 6 лет назад

"Pressure is a privilage" Best quote I've heard in a while and it makes perfect sense.

@lolo3ata468 4 года назад

Damn tru

@RickImus 3 года назад

Two causes of nervousness in performance: 1. Thinking about the consequences, 2. Being unclear about how to perform the task.

@_ashmason007 2 года назад

How

@davidbuschhorn6539 6 лет назад

There's a manager at work who is fine when not in front of a crowd (where he has to speak every day in small shift meetings). When he has to talk, he _sounds_ fine. His voice is smooth, but his hands are shaking. I admire his courage to face that level of nerves on a daily basis. It's worse when we have the big, all-store meetings and he's in front of hundreds. He gets up, does his part, but his hands tremble so badly, I wonder what it feels like in his heart...

@ericsingleton7736 2 года назад

Cool Story Bro.

@arpitkumar4525 3 года назад

Self Love is also necessary to believe in one's ability and reproduce it without thinking.

@ccppp6953 3 года назад

focusing on the process instead of product, helps me a lot whenever I’m stressful by my own emotions.

@kindgurly1 5 лет назад

How do we simulate practicing under pressure though? Like how do you simulate the pressure of a real exam or a real match being played live in front of an audience?

@p10rambo 5 лет назад

Well the best way is to do the real thing again and again

@houneavireakpong9098 4 года назад

@@p10rambo Well, that's the problem with our education system. Exams are supposed to help diagnose the things we don't understand and THEN compensate for it until we get it, Not to label us as "good" or "bad" students. At least, that's how I want it to work.

@Samadx_x 4 года назад

You can test yourself against the clock if preparing for an exam, solve mock papers with a set timer, over time it becomes normal.

@scarred10 3 года назад

you do timed mock exams at the same time of day as the real exam.You play matches in practice or friendlies with other teams.

@orziver8076 3 года назад

Try to imagine being in that specific situation and a lot people simultaneously looking at you that will increase the pressure for sure

@ianjose2617 6 лет назад

This is why I love ted-ed. 😊

@aviralagarwal6781 3 года назад

I am glad RU-vid recommended this video as I was passing through the same stresses while performing simple tasks!

@element_zero 2 года назад

Things i do When ever im in pressure 1. Take deep breathes and be present in the moment 2. Just have the practiced things in my mind other than that nothing else 3.calm down and improvise when needed 4.focus on my goal 5.stay positive and always think that you can do it (this is so imp cause it gives u a mental boost) Hope this helped😄

@bee5799 Месяц назад

It was helpful.Thankyou!

@rishavkumar9224 4 года назад

The last line is evolutionary one : Practice under pressure with focus and with that glorious end goal in sight makes perfect. ❤❤

@Ray2311us 3 года назад

its the sweet spot where the magic happens... under pressure only means your ego has a greater hold on you when you decide to stay disciplined enough you feel like your fate is set in stone and the self fulfilling fallacy takes ahold.

@lindapaulina7901 3 года назад

we could see everything in different perspective

@craigmerkey8518 3 года назад

It is interesting to see how more "Neurotypical" people interact with their environment, tasks and information. As someone who is learning disabled I need to have other organizational supports to be successful. This takes the pressure off processing the gaps in my memory and access. Great info!

@cup_check_official 6 лет назад

going to use this to avoid getting choked by my thesis pressure -_-

@chinny7700 4 года назад

Omg same. That's why I'm here

@ailingghao4498 4 года назад

omg! same, for me, today is the D-2 before the thesis examination

@SciencewithKatie 6 лет назад

I could’ve really done with this during uni for presentations! I loved the quote at the start, (the good kind of) pressure is definitely a privilege. 💛

@pheubuselectric7893 6 лет назад

Hello Katie How are you dear I see you everywhere Can you please tell Me the trick to get like on every comment I write *I know you love to comment but hate to to reply,but this time can you please make an exception 😉

@amitthakur6597 5 лет назад

I see her too

@sarvveshh 9 месяцев назад

I always feel a need to note down the things in such videos, but sometimes I get lazy or maybe due to something I'm unable to write down the things, but some people drop the summary of the whole video that is really sweet of them, so thank you to u guys!!

@ClassyKermit69420 2 года назад

the seconds explanation makes a lot of sense, I've always been naturally really good with sports once I do the fundamentals a few times. Since my body's used to being in auto-pilot when I play I choke when I start to think about how I'm going to execute a move, thanks Ted-Ed

@Darsh0019 6 лет назад

Hey, Ted Ed nice video as always. Can you make a video about how to remain calm during exams? Have a difficult 3hour exam next week.

@heatedpants8437 6 лет назад

Darsh Jalan Agrrreeeeed

@kacazarska5579 6 лет назад

I have on tomorrow. This was my last hope. Now it's too late to start practicing under pressure 😂

@heatedpants8437 6 лет назад

Kača Žárská Best of luck

@Darsh0019 6 лет назад

Kača Žárská man, just forget everything else and just focus on studying. Forget about marks/pressure of passing/etc and focus only on what you are studying. That's what I usually do to deal with pressure. Best of luck:)

@TEDEd 6 лет назад

Good luck, everyone! Stay hydrated, eat properly, get lots of good sleep, and beyond that maybe our lesson on practicing effectively can offer some advice: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f2O6mQkFiiw.html

@GameplayandTalk 6 лет назад

I play in competitive events frequently and so this video really resonated with me. The things talked about here make perfect sense.

@anuragsakure3351 3 года назад

This video gives a precious knowledge on performing good under pressure it'll help a lot of people.

@markel-masry2389 3 года назад

I have a strong feeling this applies to all if not most areas in life. Super insightful.

@kahhoegoh1557 6 лет назад

TED-Ed, every single one of your videos never fail to amaze me. I love your channel (even though I just discovered it), and have watched your videos. They are all very useful and I'm glad I found your educational channel. Thanks to your videos, they have helped me a lot in my daily problems. Keep up the good work and I hope to see more quality content coming our way!!! Love from Singapore

@NancySolariLivingFullOut 4 года назад

Thank you for explaining some of the reasons why we choke, and ways we can prevent this. Practice under pressure with focus can prepare us for important events that will tie into our living full out.

@nanachii9532 3 года назад

I still remember how I got thrown into an extemporaneous speech contest back in 9th grade (actually it was just last last year lol). The teacher in charge gave a speech, advices and all. Throughout his whole speech was a quote, *"Grace under pressure."* And somewhat it came to me. Just act as if you're explaining to a friend, to a classmate on that certain topic. You don't have to delve into it too much.

@carolinehardison4413 3 года назад

I love that you guys added a fractal shape to the pressure idea

@CypressKing 4 года назад

Exactly. I once wrote a math contest without being informed that it was a really important contest and did really well. But when I practiced for months for another contest, I forgot everything once I got there and did poorly. That’s why I make myself believe that tests are merely homework exercises and take them with a casual mindset.

@juliadias8928 5 лет назад

I am preaparing for my third motorcycle driving exam. I am a good motorclycle driver, but I missed two exams. I will watch it again near the test, I think is very helpful.

@sdbrucelee247 2 года назад

@douchmush9861 2 года назад

I could listen to her for years

@pranjaltripathi6916 3 года назад

Thankyou so much for this Noa Kageyama and Pen-Pen Chen. It will really help me and many others.

@slowlini 4 года назад

Practice, under pressure, with focus, and with that glorious end goal in sight, makes perfect.

@emmabrindley1235 6 лет назад

Got my GCSE English Lang speech on Wednesday and I’m sooo nervous.... Update - it went ok, but I was shaking like mad!

@TEDEd 6 лет назад

Good luck!

@emmabrindley1235 6 лет назад

TED-Ed thank you!!!!

@js-qf2lw 6 лет назад

John Adams doesn’t have a real job anyway 1) GOOD LUCK my sister is doing hers too 2) Hamilton is amazing 👏

@emmabrindley1235 6 лет назад

Red Rose haha thanks 😂, aww good luck to her 💕

@emmabrindley1235 6 лет назад

Happy Bear well I’m trying to focus on school right now 😂

@randomdaily5655 2 года назад

I agree with the fact that when you start thinking about something which you can do with muscle memory/subconsciously, you choke. I play the piano, and I always learn a song in a way that it is in my muscle memory so that I don't make mistakes. Whenever my coach asks me to play the song, or if somebody else is seeing me play, I just start thinking about what I am playing and mess up everything. Loved this video, it was very helpful.

@abbasroshan2634 3 года назад

thank you so much for the advice kageyama... now i can set without worrying about the opponents' blocks

@martabiatchh4464 2 года назад

Lol, finally someone with haikyu reference

@bubbles1880 2 года назад

Someone said it finally lol

@Prafullhiwale 6 лет назад

Hopefully South African cricket team is watching this.

@mikeroot5108 5 лет назад

That is not a case of choking. They were always unlucky.

@muthuchelvam6751 3 года назад

@@mikeroot5108 yep buddy

@brandongilmore9265 3 года назад

Hey, Ted Ed nice video as always. Can you make a video about how to remain calm during exams? Have a difficult 3hour exam next week.

@akshitgupta1698 5 лет назад

Practice, under pressure, with that glorious end goal in sight, makes perfect!

@desireee3619 3 года назад

"Pressure is a privilege." ...why this sounds like a revolution to me?

@raccoonpope2237 3 года назад

2:36 this video is amazing, I now know what has been ruining my javelin throwing. I’m thinking to much on the mechanics and I just need to consider that I’ll throw it far, thank you ted ed!

@Nobody-vh1wt 6 лет назад

This will help me a whole lot, Considering I crack under pressure! Keep up the amazing work!

@TheRainySky 5 лет назад

im currently in my second week waiting for art test results for an incredible job opportunity and the longer i wait and look at what i submitted, the more im convinced i experienced exactly what this video described and messed up. the wait is killing me to the point that i regularily cry just because my nerves are ground to dust at this point.

@emily_lin 3 года назад

This showed up on my feed 3 hours before a college interview. Timing couldn’t be more perfect

@strange_and_magnificent 3 года назад

Thanks 😊 for this video! I had a public speaking assignment where I had to give an oral report at college. And this video helped me a lot!

@toasted_yy1264 4 года назад

Watching this and thinking back to all those many times I (might've) messed up in front of a large crowd gave me a panic attack (~'-')~

@jesc1965 2 года назад

A girl waves at me. Me: *sweats profusely

@chimkinnugget7134 Год назад

This works! I’ve stopped being stressed about most of my tests and I’ve been doing better (simplifying it a bit but you get the picture) Thanks for the great video!

@blacksea8634 3 месяца назад

Hello there, just wanted to share my experiences with failing driving tests multiple times which brought me to this video. I have an anxiety disorder which is getting worse, I have been at the hospital a few times this month due to unknown cause of pain that has been bothering me for years. Anyways, driving has always been a skill I knew I"ll be good at and love it but when it came to tests (final tests, on the road) I panicked and failed 3 times. I made mistakes I have never made on my driving lessons which shooked me and my instructor. I was just to overwhelmed with fear of failure, school, finals and other personal problems. After every test I have failed my confidence just kept falling down to the ground. I have a test this week after being sick for a solid month. I can't let stress overwhelm me so I will try to keep my mind on the end goal, not the performance and details. Thank you for this video. If somebody who read this has some other advice I would love to hear it.

@yareyaredaze9450 2 года назад

Kageyama does very well under stress, he got that from the volleyball matches and dealing with Hinata

@glitch_1609 2 года назад

i was looking for a comment mentioning kageyama

@TheScienceBiome 6 лет назад

I really need this!

@danielhorton5410 10 месяцев назад

That internal vs external focus is gonna be huge. Thank you

@RSIALVR 3 года назад

Didn't know I clicked so fast when I saw the word KAGEYAMA in the title... But this really helps! Thank you! HQ!!

@hanjihannaya7419 2 года назад

This is so true, I remember practicing day and night for months to prepare for a badminton competition, only for me to fail because I was too focused on tactics and stuff like where to place my feet

@sdbrucelee247 2 года назад

@Skibbityboo0580 6 лет назад

I needed this today.

@PramodRisal 2 года назад

Stay positive and optimistic dear learners. The world needs heroes like you. The world needs your efforts.

@mrglazz6831 2 года назад

This is all i have been looking for! So relateable. Thankyou Ted-ed

@oceanorca2207 5 лет назад

I failed during a Physical Education activity in school because I focused too much on my movements. There was also a time when I did not care at all but played with an eye only on the goal, then everything went better. By the way, what a wonderful and helpful video!

@jenohogan9254 6 лет назад

I quit performing dance recitals, due to severe anxiety. Recently I've been at a cross roads on whether to keep training or quit altogether. This video explains a lot. Thank you.

@hugofontes5708 6 лет назад

Jen O'Hogan a random Internet stranger hopes you figure things out. Best of luck

@Woman10222 10 месяцев назад

I love you, TED-Ed ❤️ God bless you. Such a skilled professionals.

@shashanktripathi9346 2 года назад

I have a crucial exam tomorrow and RU-vid recommended me this. AI works brilliantly sometimes. Thank you! This was needed.

@ClasesParticularesOnline 6 лет назад

Amo sus conferencias y videos!!

@johnsalerno4319 4 года назад

I'm bad at being calm in public or private. I am best being a silent presence but when I do talk it's crucial I know what to say. Thought process is so important, knowing when to expect feelings of pressure to come on makes it easier to react appropriately.

@husamettinakar2297 3 года назад

I cannot believe this video helped me a lot at the moment. I had been under pression so much and then it helped me because I was bad at previous project after dealing with them I was little anxious about my tasks. Clearly I understand the system right now.

@andrewonce6772 2 года назад

Thanks, I didn't know that I need this. Currently working as a service crew right now and all the tips applies to me.

@CaniHaveTheRedPill 6 лет назад

I have to say this is very true. I am a police officer, when I am dispatched as primary to let’s say a multiple crime scene shooting there are a lot of things I have to do and people to guide under pressure and stress. I find myself relaxing and just focusing on each task at hand. I create a quick plan based on my training, experience, common sense. Once the plan is created in my head I tackle each one at a time, otherwise I find myself becoming brain scrambled which leads to frustration when questioned and stressed when multitasking.

@dustone8542 6 лет назад

I remember my notification said "avoid choking under pressure". 3 hours later it changed to "stay calm"

@melontreat0308 3 года назад

this makes sense. I always get nervous during math class and it makes everything harder but outside of class I can do it fine.

@arcie3716 8 месяцев назад

This put things into different perspective

@nicoleliu388 4 года назад

Totally off topic but when I saw "Kageyama" at the title, my inner Haikyuu fangirl accidentally came out...

@hajar5595 3 года назад

lol sameee

@prabeshbista4517 2 года назад

The best way to be calm under pressure is to believe everything will be fine at the end...

@Jalanaz 2 года назад

tell that to me when I’m under the heat of the moment and I will not understand you. 🤷🏻‍♂️🤣

@JoonieDimplesObssesed_OT7ARMY Год назад

TED-Ed has the best content, loved this video.

@ashleyionn3786 Год назад

This was a great video! Thank you for so many helpful thoughts and tips :)

@xiaoshen194 5 лет назад

I tried to keep calm but he started his job right after reaching to the bed without making me anymore nervous!!

@goldens4213 2 года назад

This would happen to me all the time when I was playing volleyball. I was quite a good player but everytime I went to a match I would constantly think "what if i do terribly?" and of course I would end up choking. I mean it didn't help that my own team always hated me. I just couldn't take the pressure anymore and had to quit :(