Canada's men's curling team will be playing mind games to deal with the pressure of the Pyeongchang Olympics, says the Edmonton-based psychologist who serves as their coach. John Dunn is a sport psychologist and an Olympic curling coach. (Curling Canada)"There's so many distractions at the Olympic games that sometimes you forget why you're here. Dunn coaches a team that includes skip Kevin Koe, a two-time world champion, vice-skip Marc Kennedy and lead Ben Hebert, who both played on Canada's 2010 Vancouver gold medal team. "Obviously the Olympic Games is kind of the golden egg, but we try to just follow the same routines that we always do," Dunn said.

Source: CBC News February 13, 2018 18:00 UTC