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The Science Behind 'Being in the Zone'

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Why do some athletes consistently seem to perform under pressure? Think Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan and Lance Armstrong. Is there science to support their seemingly superhuman ability to get in the zone? Sports medicine expert Michael Lardon, MD joins host Dr. Leslie Lundt to discuss his research into “the zone”.

Michael Lardon, MD

Michael Lardon, MD

Leslie P. Lundt, MD

Leslie P. Lundt, MD

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Overview
Why do some athletes consistently seem to perform under pressure? Think Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan and Lance Armstrong. Is there science to support their seemingly superhuman ability to get in the zone? Sports medicine expert Michael Lardon, MD joins host Dr. Leslie Lundt to discuss his research into “the zone”.

Michael Lardon, MD

Michael Lardon, MD

Leslie P. Lundt, MD

Leslie P. Lundt, MD

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