Disability can lead to lower self-esteem
Disability and self-confidence are explored in a study on the body image of athletes in the Special Olympics from the Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology.
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Sport Psychology and Exercise Psychology.
Helping students cope with stress
Most students don’t know how to cope with stress and ignoring or mishandling it can lead to all sorts of negative consequences
Golf Flow becomes a torrent
In becoming the first Briton in more than 40 years to win the U.S. Open, on Sunday Justin Rose also became the second student of Dr. Gio Valiante to bring home a high-profile PGA Tour championship this month.
Kind words better than the hair dryer treatment
Athletes exposed to a verbally aggressive coach were significantly less motivated and perceived the coach as less credible than athletes who were exposed to a coach who used an encouraging style.
High testosterone makes you see red
The reason why so many sports players and athletes choose to wear the colour red when they compete may have to do with their testosterone levels.
Golf Flow
Golf Flow offers a cartful of time-tested principles and strategies and a bagful of innovative methods and techniques to keep the mind quiet and distraction-free.
See us on stand 87 at ECSS
We look forward to seeing you at this year’s ECSS Congress in Barcelona from Wednesday 26th to Saturday to 29th June.
Free webinar on emotions and emotion regulation in athletes
Sport is associated with intense emotions and this free webinar will look at both emotions and emotion regulation in athletes