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7 Ways Cognitive Fatigue Steals the Second Half: What Soccer and Tennis Can Learn From the Hospital Night Shift
It's the 70th minute. Your legs still work, your GPS numbers look fine, and yet the pass you'd normally see three moves early just isn't there. In tennis it's the fourth set: the second serve that was automatic in the first hour suddenly feels like a coin flip. Most coaches would call that "tiredness." The research calls it something more specific, and more fixable: cognitive fatigue.
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