More than physical endurance and attaining outstanding athletic abilities, coping with failure is arguably one of the toughest aspects of competitive sport. Together with an expert Dr Jay-Lee Nair, Sports & Exercise Psychologist, Changi General Hospital, Hairianto Diman and Susan Ng draw the curtains to unveil the deeper rationales behind the screams of anguish, broken racquets and fiery post-match press conferences. 

More than physical endurance and attaining outstanding athletic abilities, coping with failure is arguably one of the toughest aspects of competitive sport. Together with an expert Dr Jay-Lee Nair, Sports &amp; Exercise Psychologist, Changi General Hospital, Hairianto Diman and Susan Ng draw the curtains to unveil the deeper rationales behind the screams of anguish, broken racquets and fiery post-match press conferences.

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The best interviews from CNA938 on current affairs, health, entertainment and money, curated daily.

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Failure in sports: Why defeat is so hard for athletes

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