Panic attacks can occur unexpectedly, causing intense fear and discomfort even when no real danger is present. Recognising the early signs and understanding how to manage these symptoms can make a significant difference. One such way is to use a grounding technique that utilises the five senses - sight, touch, hearing, smell, and taste. This approach can help you regain control and reconnect with your surroundings, alleviating the intense feelings that come with a panic attack. Here is how to use this technique on the pitch and in an everyday situation.