Sports Psychology
- Books and Products (3)
- Sports Psychology - Motivation and Goal Setting (5)
- Sports Psychology for Injury Recovery (5)
Top Three Sports Psychology Mistakes Athletes Make
Three common sports psychology mistakes athletes make and tips to help you avoid them.
Visualization for Sports - Do You Use Visualization in Your S…
Many athletes routinely use visualization techniques as part of sports training. Those who use them often report that it improves their sports performance, mental awareness and sense of well-being. What do you think? Have you tried visualization techniques to improve your performance? How has it worked for you?
Overcoming Performance Anxiety with Sports Psychology
Performance Anxiety. How to psyche yourself up, calm yourself down and overcome performance anxiety.
What is a sport psychologist?
What is a sport psychologist?
How To Use Imagery and Self-Hypnosis
Research is finding that sports psychology techniques including guided imagery and self-hypnosis may be able to speed up the healing process in injured athletes. Learn how these simple techniques might help you heal faster.
Does Positive Self Talk in Athletes Improve Sports Performance
Developing positive self talk is an often overlooked beneficial sports psychology skill.
Sports Psychology Tip - How to Come From Behind
How to Come From Behind Using a Simple Sports Psychology Technique
Visualization In Sport
Can you use your mind to improve your sports performance? It worked for Gold Medal winning Triathlete, Brigitte McMahon.
Sports Psychology Degree Programs – How to Become a Sports Psychologist
Becoming a sports psychologist requires a degree and experience in both sports training and psychology.
Marathon Training Drop Outs
If you are running to lose weight, you’re more likely to drop out of marathon training. That’s the result of a study that looked at the different motivations between first time marathon finishers and dropouts.
About Carrie Cheadle, M.A., CC-AASP
Guest Author Bio. Carrie Cheadle, M.A., CC-AASP, is a sports psychology consultant who helps athletes master mental skills for peak performance.
About Carrie Cheadle, M.A., CC-AASP
Guest Author Bio. Carrie Cheadle, M.A., CC-AASP, is a sports psychology consultant who helps athletes master mental skills for peak performance.
