Andy Murray of Britain walks between courts after a practice session at Wimbledon in London June 28, 2015. The Wimbledon tennis championships begins on Monday. REUTERS/Toby Melville
LONDON (Reuters) - Andy Murray has coped magnificently with shouldering his country's hopes at Wimbledon for the past decade but has sought some extra help this year in the shape of a psychiatrist.
Top-level athletes, especially in individual sports, quite often work with sport psychologists, but 28-year-old Murray wants to understand the deeper mechanisms of his mind as he bids to win the prestigious title for a second time.
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