Pre-race nerves are excitement to express, not fear to manage

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McEvoy reframes the Olympic arena not as a pressure cooker but as an 'expression space.' Pre-race nerves stop being a problem to suppress and become a signal that the body is ready to perform. The arena is a stage, not a courtroom — a subtle but powerful identity shift for any high-stakes performer.

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