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Mental Toughness Training for Sports: Achieving Athletic Excellence (Plume) by James E. Loehr, 1991-09-01 Why Johnny Hates Sports by Fred Engh, 2002-04 Foundations of Exercise Psychology by Bonnie G. Berger, David Pargman, et all 2006-10-30 Expert Performance in Sports: Advances in Research on Sport Expertise by Janet L. Starkes, K. Anders Ericsson, 2003-05-05 Sport Psychology (Olympic Handbook Of Sports Medicine) Out of Bounds: Sports, Media and the Politics of Identity Coming on Strong: Gender and Sexuality in Twentieth-Century Women's Sports by Susan K. Cahn, 1998-07-21 Unlimited Sports Success: The Power of Hypnosis by Stephen Mycoe, 2001-05-31 Social Psychology of Sport by Albert V. Carron, 1980-06 Handbook of Coaching Psychology: A Guide for Practitioners Performance Psychology in Action: A Casebook for Working With Athletes, Performing Artists, Business Leaders, and Professionals in High-Risk Occupations Don't Waste Your Sports by C. J. Mahaney, 2010-11-30 The Physics of Sports The New Dynamics of Winning: How to Use Sports Psychology for Winning in Life by Denis Waitley, 1991-01

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121. The Mental Edge
     Sport psychology is an emerging field in the worlds of psychology and athletics . Additionally, we have provided sport psychology seminars for schools  
     http://users.rcn.com/dupcak/mntledge.html
     
     Extractions: Welcome to the Mental Edge! Sport psychology is an emerging field in the worlds of psychology and athletics. For many elite-level, professional, recreational, and even youth athletes, successful performances, cannot simply be reduced to superior physical performance. Concepts such as mental imagery, goal setting, motivation training, and relaxation are the basis for strong mental preparation whether it be for a team or an individual sport, for a coach or an athlete. Perhaps you have heard the phrase, "Winning is 90% mental and 10% physical," or you have considered incorporating imagery to enhance your performance, but you still do not understand everything you would like to know about sport psychology Well in that case you are not alone. Even if you are comfortable with the concepts, you can gain important insights from a sport psychology consultant. The Mental Edge is a source of valuable information whether you are a coach, an Olympic athlete or even a weekend warrior. There is no sport too obscure, or person too good to benefit from the proven concepts of sport psychology. The Mental Edge has provided in depth information for coaches and athletes in all realms of athletics including figure skating, wrestling, basketball, rowing, tennis and field hockey, to name a few. Additionally, we have provided sport psychology seminars for schools including MIT, Boston College, University of Virginia, Cornell University, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and Boston University.

122. SOSIG: Sport Psychology And Leisure
     Sport psychology and Leisure, Editor The Higher Education Academy psychologyNetwork, University of York, Social Science Information Gateway  
     http://www.sosig.ac.uk/roads/subject-listing/World-cat/sportleis.html
     
     Extractions: For a short description click the title. To access the resource directly click Editor's Choice (key resources in this subject) British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences Companies Up Sport Psychology Consulting Sport Psychology Ltd SportPsychology.com ... Sports Coach, The Educational Materials Up The 2000 Meter Row: A Case Study in Performance Anxiety Journals (contents and abstracts) Up British Journal of Sports Medicine Leisure Studies Journals (full text) Up Athletic Insight: The Online journal of Sport Psychology Organisations/Societies Up American Psychological Association Division 47: Exercise and Sport Psychology Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences ... Sport Psychology Papers/Reports/Articles (collections)

123. About Sport Psychology
     During the last two decades sport psychology has received significant and This brochure will explain what sport psychology is, why people use sport  
     http://www.mindplusmuscle.com/html/about_sport_psychology.html
     
     Extractions: Do you or the athletes you coach: Are you looking for a competitive edge? Are you concerned with your child's experience in organized youth sports? Are you looking for a way to improve your sport or exercise experience? If you answered "yes" to any of the above questions, then you should read this brochure for useful information about sport psychology. During the last two decades sport psychology has received significant and increasing attention from athletes, coaches, parents, and the media. Consider, for example: The growing number of elite, amateur, and professional athletes who acknowledge working with sport psychology professionals. Coaches at the high school and university levels who seek sport psychology professionals to work with their athletes and teams on game preparation, team cohesion, communication skills, and other areas that affect performance. Major universities, where sport psychology professionals are being added to athletic department staffs to assist athletes with life skills development and to improve coping with the demands of being a student-athlete.

124. Sport Psychology Home
     The focus of our program is developmental sport and exercise psychology, Specifics about the annual University of Virginia Sport psychology Conference  
     http://curry.edschool.virginia.edu/kinesiology/sprtpsy/
     
     Extractions: Welcome! The focus of our program is developmental sport and exercise psychology, which looks at (a) how participation in sport and physical activity contributes to psychological well-being in youth through older adults, and (b) how social psychological factors affect participation behavior in sport and physical activity in youth through older adults. Our research foci include motivation, social relationships, self-perceptions, moral development, and observational learning. Please feel free to browse our site for information on our faculty and students . Details about courses in sport psychology, current research , and upcoming sport psychology events are available. Specifics about the annual University of Virginia Sport Psychology Conference are available as well. Are you a prospective student ? If so, click here for more information.

125. Elsevier.com - Psychology Of Sport And Exercise
     psychology of Sport and Exercise An Official Journal of the European Federationof Sport psychology (FEPSAC) Editors D. Alfermann, A. Taylor  
     http://www.elsevier.com/wps/product/cws_home/620792
     
     Extractions: Home Site map Regional Sites Advanced Product Search ... Psychology of Sport and Exercise Journal information Product description Editorial board Audience Abstracting/indexing For Authors Guide for authors Online Submission Subscription information Bibliographic and ordering information Conditions of sale Dispatch dates Journal related information Impact factor Most downloaded articles Other journals in same subject area About Elsevier ... Select your view PSYCHOLOGY OF SPORT AND EXERCISE Psychology of Sport and Exercise is an international forum for scholarly reports in the psychology of sport and exercise, broadly defined. Manuscripts will be considered for publication which deal with high quality research and comprehensive research reviews. The journal is open to the use of diverse methodological approaches. Reports of professional practice will need to demonstrate academic rigour, preferably through analysis of programme effectiveness, and go beyond mere description.

126. A Routledge Journal: Journal Of Applied Sport Psychology
     The Journal of Applied Sport psychology is a refereed journal designed to advance Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport psychology (AAASP)  
     http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/10413200.asp
     
     Extractions: Aims and Scope: The Journal of Applied Sport Psychology is a refereed journal designed to advance thought, theory, and research on applied aspects of sport and exercise psychology. Submissions such as position papers, reviews, theoretical developments specific to sport and/or exercise and applied research conducted in these settings or having significant applied implications to sport and exercise are appropriate content for the JASP. The purpose of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology (AAASP) is to promote the development of psychological theory, research, and intervention strategies in sport psychology. The journal is a direct benefit of membership in AAASP and is received by student and professional members.

127. Runner's & Triathlete's Web Sports Psychology : Exercise Addiction
     Runners Web and Triathlete s Web Running Triathlon. The Runner sWeb (RunnersWeb.com) is an Ottawa, Ontario based running and triathlon resource site  
     http://www.runnersweb.com/running/news/rw_news_20050725_SM_Addiction.html
     
     Extractions: Visit the FrontPage View in Runner's Web Frame Posted: July 25, 2005 Sports Psychology: Exercise Addiction By Michelle Cleere, Sports Psychology Consultant Introduction While so much society right now is focused on obesity and that fact that obesity is right up there around the #1 killer of American’s, there is another portion of the population at the other end of the spectrum addicted to exercise. Most of these addicts are women, ages 35-60 that are “running on a treadmill for hours, spinning out of control or climbing stairs that lead to nowhere”1 because they have lost their physical, emotional and spiritual balance. They are unhappy in their lives wondering whether or not they have accomplished anything significant and are unhappy with their appearance. This article is going to discuss positive versus negative exercise addiction, addiction and the brain, the personality of an addict, and how trainers might help offset exercise addiction. Positive versus negative exercise addiction Exercise addiction is a psychological and/or physiological dependence on a regular exercise program that is characterized by withdrawal symptoms after 24-36 hours of no exercise. These symptoms may include: anxiety, irritability, nervousness, guilt, etc which only occurs if a person is prevented from exercise due to circumstances beyond their control.2

128. ISSP
     Fitness Information Technology, Inc. is a premier publisher of information andresources in the fields of sport psychology, sport management,  
     http://www.fitinfotech.com/ISSP/index.tpl

129. Mental Skills Ltd - Applied Sport Psychology
     Mental Skills Applied sport psychology services for athletes, coaches, Mental Skills provides a range of sport psychology consulting and support  
     http://www.mentalskills.co.uk/
     
     Extractions: Mental Skills provides a range of sport psychology c onsulting and support services to individuals, teams and sports organisations. Our range of sporting and professional experience means that have a team of consultants that can cater for most performance needs. Perhaps you are training better than you are performing, lacking motivation, suffering from a loss of confidence or hindered by anxiety we can help. Perhaps as your team isn't working as well as it should, or relationships are strained? Contact us and find out more. Sport Psychology Uncovered Sport Psychology is a term which is banded about more and more today in books, magazines, in the media, but in our experience some people are still unclear about what exactly it is and role it has to play. Whether you want to know what sport psychology is and what sport psychologists do cut through the jargon , or find out about careers in sport psychology read our comprehensive guide to the field.

130. Mental Skills - Sport Psychology Uncovered
     Without a clear definition of what sport psychology actually is, We aim tofill some of these gaps by explaining what sport psychology is, what the role  
     http://www.mentalskills.co.uk/uncovered/sport_psychology_uncovered.php
     
     Extractions: September 17th 2005 Sport Psychology Uncovered Introduction Sport Psychology is a term which is banded about more and more today in books, magazines, in the media, but in our experience some people are still unclear about what exactly it is and role it has to play. Without a clear definition of what sport psychology actually is, people generally conjure up images of people lying about on couches having their heads read by a psychologist, or imagine that the job involves giving motivational talks to fire people up before the match and shouting words of encouragement from the sidelines. The truth is that there is more to it than that! Without good information, people may also be susceptible to false claims by people that have no professional credentials, and will not impact . We aim to fill some of these gaps by explaining what sport psychology is, what the role of a sport psychologist is, explaining key words and phrases as well as discussing how to embark upon a career and advising where to find out more.

131. Tennis, Sport Psychology, Mental Training, Executive Coaching, Motivational Spea
     tennis, sport psychology, motivational speaker, executive coaching, leadershipspeaker, performance enhancement services to help you improve your skills in  
     http://www.smarttennis.com/

132. Sport Psychology
     Judo information and teachings, Judo links and references. Site by Judo USA.  
     http://www.judoamerica.com/coaches/sportpsych.shtml
     
     Extractions: Coaching Corner ... Contact Us INTRODUCING THE SPORT PSYCHOLOGY CONSULTATION SYSTEM Brent S. Rushall, San Diego State University and Sports Science Associates THE MOST COMPLETE AND MODERN PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS SYSTEM FOR ORGANIZATIONS, UNIVERSITIES, SPORT PSYCHOLOGISTS, AND COACHES The SPCS is appropriate for use by psychologists and educators who provide services for athletes, teams; and coaches; athletic department advisors and counselors; sport training institutes; sport medicine centers; and sport psychology teachers and researchers. The SPCS can serve as the focal point for establishing applied sport psychology laboratories and testing services in universities, colleges, and institutes. It provides the most extensive applied information about athletes and coaches that is currently available. The SPCS can be used for individual and group consultations, athlete and coach assessments, the construction of research data bases, and the initiation of research projects.

133. Journals - Human Kinetics
     Exercise psychology Sport psychology Social Issues in Sport History Philosophy All Sport psychology Sport Specific Focused for Sport Series  
     http://www.humankinetics.com/products/journals/
     
     Extractions: For general questions about HK journals, email journals@hkusa.com . For questions about journal orders, email info@hkusa.com . Outside the US, contact your local subsidiary by clicking HERE Search Options Author ISBN Title Keyword Contact Us and Privacy Information Items Ancillary Materials New Text Books Exam Copies Sales Reps ... HK Exhibit Schedule

134. Sport Psychology
     In the last decade, Sport psychology in Spain has consolidated its status among HISTORICAL BACKGROUND TO SPORT psychology IN SPAIN As in most countries,  
     http://www.ucm.es/info/Psyap/hispania/cruz.htm
     
     Extractions: ABSTRACT Sport Psychology in Spain has a short history. However, several pioneers played a major role in the international recognition of this discipline, in the foundation of the International Society of Sport Psychology and in the organization of the 1st and 3rd World Sport Psychology Congresses. Despite that, Sport Psychology did not excite much interest among Spanish psychologists until the mid eighties. There was a predominance of laboratory research on perceptual motor skills and personality, during the sixties and seventies.Followed, from 1985 onwards by work on motor development, coach assessment and psychological preparation for competition. In the last decade, Sport Psychology in Spain has consolidated its status among scholars and scientists and is responsible for the creation of stable jobs in Sports' clubs and federations. There is a nexus between this development and the Olympic and Paralympic Games of Barcelona'92. 1.HISTORICAL BACKGROUND TO SPORT PSYCHOLOGY IN SPAIN

135. Divisions Of Sport Psychology
     These are the divisions of Sport psychology as defined by our group. (PleaseChoose). Introduction to Sport psychology Stress Management  
     http://www.personal.psu.edu/faculty/s/m/sms18/kines321/divisions.html

136. School Of Physical Education, Sport Psychology
     Sport psychology Consultant – working with individual athletes and teams. Exercise Leader – Using sport psychology skills for exercise motivation and  
     http://physed.otago.ac.nz/careers/sportpsyc.asp
     
     Extractions: Here are some examples of sport psychology positions held by Physical Education graduates: Corporate Consultant – Pure Adventure Lecturer – Waikato Polytechnic Exercise Leader – Fitness Centre Lecturer – Manawatu Polytechnic Areas in which our graduates have found employment. Sport Psychology Consultant – working with individual athletes and teams. Human Resources Consultant – working in staff/human resources development for companies and corporations. Application of sports psychology skills to business. Exercise Leader – Using sport psychology skills for exercise motivation and adherence. Which Physical Education Papers Should I Take?

137. Cycling And Endurance Sport Training Information - Using Pain To Your Advantage
     In the book, Sport psychology for Cyclists the authors suggest several strategiesthat I believe work well if you ll try them. Below I ve paired them down  
     http://www.peakscoachinggroup.com/freeinfo/Using_Pain.html
     
     Extractions: Using Pain to your Advantage By Marlon Familton If bike racing is all about who can suffer the most then certainly asking your body to work beyond the point of comfort in order to stay with a lead group becomes a requirement. Like inanimate pistons of a car motor your legs must continue moving up and down pushing the pedals while your mind ignores the cry of your muscles to stop. Despite your heart pounding and moving up into your throat, your mind has to ignore its pleas and continue sending signals to keep working at that same level of effort. The mind is the key component to this and critical to any success you'll achieve. You can follow a training plan perfectly and prepare your body well, but if your mind hasn't been trained to manage the pain, failure is too much a possibility. This is simply about mental toughness. If you too easily give in to the pain and stop or want some strategies to use when you need to refuse to quit, read on. As cyclists we all know the feelings that occur inside our bodies as the pace goes from moderate to more intense. When the workload becomes painful and the body wants to stop, we start searching within ourselves for the moment when we will give in. Some days we can stick it out a little longer than others, but eventually we reach the point where we make the decision to pull off and slow down. It feels good physically, but inside we know we need to be stronger and somehow should be able to hold on longer before easing up. What I want you to consider is that instead of your mind being either on or off, or in other words instead of mindlessly following the group or maintaining an effort level to the point where our body looks to the mind for permission to stop, involve the brain much earlier. Do this by using the discomfort or pain as a trigger for several strategies.

138. SDUIS: Degree Programs In Sport Psychology, Transpersonal Psychology, Expressive
     San Diego University for Integrative Studies (SDUIS) offers online classes inSport psychology, Transpersonal psychology, Humanistic Studies,  
     http://www.sduis.edu/
     
     Extractions: SDUIS is a small, private University with a humanistic and integrative philosophy. Our programs are applied in nature and we strive to equip our students with knowledge and tools they can use successfully in real life after graduation. Our awareness of the relationship between mind, body, and spirit forms the basis for a socially, culturally, and environmentally relevant educational process and experience which we call "Integrative Studies." Our faculty is committed to providing a socially relevant and highly practical experience for students so that they may begin their career well prepared with the most current theoretical and practical knowledge available.

139. Sport Psychology Mental Preparation And Training For Football Or Soccer
     psychology of playing football soccer and sport mind training and mental preparation.  
     http://www.mastersport.co.uk/sportspsychology.htm
     
     Extractions: The importance of sport psychology in football or soccer is becoming increasingly well recognised with many professional clubs employing psychologists. Sport psychology is sometimes called mental preparation or training, mind games, or mind over matter. The aim is for the team to play football at peak performance in every match. Mental training or sport psychology is no substitute for skills, and it is vital to emphasise the importance of skills, particularly when coaching youth football. Since the main aim of psychological training is to attain peak performance, it will not help much if your peak performance is poor! The first step is to decide what you want to achieve. Do you have a dream that you wish to make a reality? It's important to discover what motivates you, and to write down a mission statement or creed to provide motivation. Goals should be set for the long term, short term, and daily. A simple example of a goal is to obtain a regular place in the school team, or the town or county team. A daily goal might be to run an extra quarter mile, or to learn a new skill. A short term goal might be to run an extra five miles, score a certain number of goals, or master a set of new skills. It is important to set realistic goals. Becoming a professional footballer is a wish of many young footballers, but few are successful. It is better to set challenging, but achievable short-term goals. After setting goals and finding out what motivates you, there are several perfomance-enhancing techniques to help achieve those goals:

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