‘Run and Talk’ campaign launched by England Athletics
To support World Mental Health Day on the 10th October, England Athletics is encouraging the nation to #runandtalk to improve their mental wellbeing through running.
All posts tagged: Sport Psychology
Sport Psychology and Exercise Psychology.
5th International Conference of Qualitative Research in Sport and Exercise
The International Conference of Qualitative Research in Sport and Exercise is taking place at the University of Chichester from the 30th August-1st September. It’s dedicated to providing cutting edge advancements in qualitative research methods. The areas covered at the event include sports psychology, sociology of sport and physical culture, sport history, physical education and pedagogy, sports medicine and sport management and policy.
New Journal Announced: Case Studies in Sport and Exercise Psychology
We’re extremely pleased to announce the new Case Studies in Sport and Exercise Psychology (CSSEP) journal has been jointly published by the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) and Human Kinetics, and features studies and input from UK-based contributors. The journal are currently accepting submission for the upcoming issue.
Lessons from history on the perils of golf from Tantalus to Ernie Els
Danny Willet has become the first British champion of the Masters for 20 years, the last being Nick Faldo in 1996. With the general rejoicing of Willett’s victory, it’s all too easy to forget those for whom the tournament didn’t turn out quite so well. Spare a thought, if you will, for former world number one, Ernie Els who endured nightmarish first hole at this year’s tournament. It took poor Ern nine shots at the par four (including six putts!). The full horror of this ordeal can be witnessed again below, although golfers of a more nervous disposition may wish to look away now…Â
Guiding children through the issues of youth sport
This book encourages child-centered practices that are truly beneficial for young athletes.
Burnout in athletic trainers
There have been many focused clinical questions related to the recognition, rehabilitation, or prevention of sport-related injuries. However one area that tends to be overlooked is the well-being of the clinicians treating patients. One such area is burnout in athletic trainers.
Exercise DVDs could be psychologically harmful
Using fitness DVDs to work out at home may seem like a good way to get started on new exercise goals this year, but those DVDs may also include negative imagery and demotivating language.
Free webinar – Developing the Mindset of Winning Teams
This free webinar by one of the world’s leading sports performance psychologists is a must for anyone involved in the coaching or management of sports teams.