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Sports psychology acknowledges the influence of psychological factors on athletic performance, complementing other disciplines such as kinesiology and physiology. While physical conditioning and biomechanics are essential for enhancing athletes' movements and performance, the psychological aspect plays a crucial role in unlocking their full potential. The success of athletes in sports is no longer solely dependent on their physiological fitness.
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