Table 8.3.1 indicates a number of synonyms for words that seem appropriate for various performance capacities. A feature about the words is that they require no translation. The expressive saying of relevant words should produce a feeling in the athlete. It is an advantage to think mood words that fit the mood of a performance. When an athlete wants to be strong, mood words that generate strength should be thought and when one wants to be quick, speed words should be used.
Some athletes have vocabularies that are unique.
Their words may be meaningful to them, but not to others. Mood words should also be spread through a segment and said purely by themselves. A similar phenomenon can occur with other mood components depending upon the physical capacity that is needed at any particular stage of a competition. This requires an athlete to add mood word utterances to a strategy. Mood words are used to embellish task-relevant thoughts.