Esport Coach Explains High-Performance Psychology | The Odyssey Online
Start writing a post
Sports

Esport Coach Explains High-Performance Psychology

A mind-opening explanation of the economy and psychology of high performance

22
Esport Coach Explains High-Performance Psychology
lolesports.com

The majority of the internet is garbage, and the same could be said for YouTube. Still, every so often, a gem surfaces. This time the find was a makeshift little video that is surprisingly compelling in its message.

Never before have I been so compelled to insist both that professional athletes deserve to be paid seemingly insane salaries and that professional gamers should be counted among this group. This video, brought to us by the coach of Team SoloMid Weldon Green, displays a combination of coaching mastery and an intensely defined understanding of the economy of esports.

The video, while its production value is lacking, will show you the psychology that controls economic forces at the level of high-performing individuals. Weldon not only convinced me that pursuing a craft to the highest level would take extreme measure, but also that the sacrifice could be well worth the pay. I mostly recommend this video for those interested in esports, but would certainly insist that anyone interested in psychology, economics or group dynamics could gain something from it.

Report this Content
This article has not been reviewed by Odyssey HQ and solely reflects the ideas and opinions of the creator.
kid
Janko Ferlic
Do as I say, not as I do.

Your eyes widen in horror as you stare at your phone. Beads of sweat begin to saturate your palm as your fingers tremble in fear. The illuminated screen reads, "Missed Call: Mom."

Growing up with strict parents, you learn that a few things go unsaid. Manners are everything. Never talk back. Do as you're told without question. Most importantly, you develop a system and catch on to these quirks that strict parents have so that you can play their game and do what you want.

Keep Reading...Show less
friends
tv.com

"Friends" maybe didn’t have everything right or realistic all the time, but they did have enough episodes to create countless reaction GIFs and enough awesomeness to create, well, the legacy they did. Something else that is timeless, a little rough, but memorable? Living away from the comforts of home. Whether you have an apartment, a dorm, your first house, or some sort of residence that is not the house you grew up in, I’m sure you can relate to most of these!

Keep Reading...Show less
man working on a laptop
Pexels

There is nothing quite like family.

Family is kinda like that one ex that you always find yourself running back to (except without all the regret and the angsty breakup texts that come along with it).

Keep Reading...Show less
Entertainment

Advice To Live By As Told By Bob's Burgers

The Belchers hold the key to a better life.

1369
Bob's Burgers
Adult Swim

Bob's Burgers is arguably one of the best and most well-written shows on tv today. That, and it's just plain hilarious. From Louise's crazy antics to Tina's deadpan self-confidence, whether they are planning ways to take over school or craft better burgers, the Belchers know how to have fun. They may not be anywhere close to organized or put together, but they do offer up some wise words once and awhile.

Keep Reading...Show less
Rory Gilmore

We're in college, none of us actually have anything together. In fact, not having anything together is one of our biggest stressors. However, there's a few little things that we do ever so often that actually make us feel like we have our lives together.

1. Making yourself dinner

And no this does not include ramen or Annie's Mac & Cheese. Making a decent meal for yourself is one of the most adult things you can do living on campus. And the food is much better than it would be at the dining hall.

Keep Reading...Show less

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Facebook Comments