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In a recent discussion, NFL players Geno Smith, Ashton Jeanty, and Devin White shared their insights on the crucial role mental health plays in their lives as professional athletes. With the pressures of the game and the demands of everyday life, these players have developed their own strategies to maintain a healthy balance.
Geno Smith emphasized the importance of self-care, highlighting how taking time for oneself can lead to better performance on the field. He believes that mental wellness is just as vital as physical training. Ashton Jeanty echoed this sentiment, noting that open conversations about mental health within the team have fostered a supportive environment. He encourages his teammates to seek help when needed, breaking the stigma often associated with mental health struggles.
Devin White added that mindfulness and meditation have become essential practices for him, helping to manage stress and maintain focus. Together, these athletes are paving the way for a more open dialogue about mental health in sports, underscoring its significance in achieving overall well-being.
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