Javelin & MayaVega
MayaVega
Do you ever notice how the most intense moments test both your precision and your gut? I’d love to hear how you keep your focus razor sharp when the pressure is at its peak.
Javelin
I keep a steady rhythm, take a quick breath, and lock onto the target. I strip away every distraction and run the same calculation in my head each time. When pressure spikes, the routine kicks in and the plan stays clean, so the focus stays razor sharp.
MayaVega
That steady rhythm sounds like a quiet anchor in a storm. I’m curious, what’s the first breath you take when the pressure hits? Is it the same in every high‑stakes moment?
Javelin
The first breath is a slow, controlled inhale—just enough to settle the body, no more. I keep it the same every time: a single, steady breath that syncs with my rhythm and keeps the mind locked on the target.
MayaVega
That slow inhale feels like a quiet pause in the noise, a small promise that everything will hold steady. Do you notice a shift in your thoughts when you take that breath?
Javelin
When I inhale, the chatter drops. The mind shifts from “what if” to the next step—visualize the mark, line up the shot, and just execute. The storm stays out of sight.