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Competitive teams utilizing professional mental coaches

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Clicking a mouse professionally requires heavy psychological support. Because the sheer stress of competitive play routinely causes young adults to mentally collapse on stage, top-tier organizations heavily employ sports psychologists just to convince players not to panic during the finals.

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