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DJ Gregory’s Golf Gives Inspiration to Athletes in Every Sport

July 11, 2012July 12, 2012 Stephen Walker, PhD 2 Comments Add new tag, cerebral palsy, DJ Gregory, exercise-psychology, focus, golf, health-psychology, inspirational stories, Kara-Goucher, mental-conditioning, mental-strength, mental-toughness, motivation, PGA Tour, process-goals, sports, Springfield College

DJ Gregory and the PGA Tour by Dr. Stephen Walker, CC-AASP There have been a number of great stories that

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Mythbusting in High School Sports: Perspectives of Athletes, Coaches and Parents

December 7, 2009 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments Aimee Kimball - UPMC Center for Sports Medicine, and Parents, coaches, Coaching-Education, competition, Dana Voelker - Michigan State University, dr.-stephen-walker, exercise-psychology, health-psychology, Mythbusting in High School Sports, Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association, Pennsylvania State Alliance, Perspectives of Athletes, Samantha Monda - West Virginia University, Sarah Compton - Argosy University, sport-psychology-articles, sports-psychology-articles, Why do HS sports

Podium’s Podcast of the Week – An interview with Samantha Monda by Stephen Walker, PhD – CC-AASP Dr. Aimee Kimball,

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The Storybook Finish that Didn't Happen – Jenny Barringer's NCAA Cross Country Championships

December 2, 2009 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments coaching, competition, dr. kristen dieffenbach, dr.-stephen-walker, goal-setting, health-psychology, Jenny Barringer, Kara-Goucher, Mark Wetmore, mental-skills, mental-toughness, NCAA Womens Cross Country Championships, overtraining, peak-performance, Renee Metivier-Ballie, running, Shayne Culpepper, sport-psychology-training, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, sports-psychology-training, stress, stress-management, Under recovery, Univeristy of Colorado

by Stephen Walker, PhD, CC-AASP What Happened to Jenny Barringer? Legendary basketball coach John Wooden once said, “Things work out

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Athletes, Energy Drinks, Addiction & Substance Abuse – A Risky Combination

October 31, 2009February 21, 2013 Conrad Woolsey PhD 4 Comments coaching, competition, Dr. Conrad Woolsey, dr.-stephen-walker, energy drinks, exercise-psychology, Food Drug Administration, health risk behaviors, health-psychology, nutrition, Oklahoma State University, RedLine, relationship to addiction and substance abuse, Spike, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, student athletes, Univeristy of Missouri

Podium’s Podcast of the Week: An Interview with Dr. Conrad Woolsey by Stephen Walker, PhD, CC-AASP and Conrad Woolsey, PhD

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AASP 2009 – The Art and Science of Applied Sport Psychology

September 22, 2009 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments AASP, Association for Applied Sport Psychology 24th annual Conference, dan gould phd, dan kirschenbaum phd, exercise-psychology, gier roget phd, health-psychology, jj clark, peak-performance, sport-psychology, sport-psychology-articles, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, Stephen Walker, stephen walker phd

by Stephen Walker, PhD, CC-AASP From the Editor Salt Lake City, Utah – It dawned on me while attending the

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Predicting Injury in Collegiate Basketball – Is it Possible?

September 15, 2009 Stephen Walker, PhD 1 Comment coach, exercise-psychology, health-psychology, mental-toughness, sports-psychology-articles

Podium’s Podcast of the Week – An Interview with Jessica Laber: researching contributory factors in predicting injury amongst collegiate basketball

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Garmin-Slipstream & Lance Armstrong Teach us Patience – Tour de France Epilogue

August 4, 2009 Stephen Walker, PhD 1 Comment coaching, competition, cycling, health-psychology, mental-toughness, motivation, peak-performance, sport-psychology-articles, sports-performance, sports-psychology-articles

by Stephen Walker, PhD, CC-AASP Podium Sports Journal Tour de France – Awards Best Team: Garmin-Slipstream runs a clean race!

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What Coaches and Consultants Should Know about Music and Rhythm in Sport Performance

August 2, 2009 Stephen Walker, PhD 1 Comment coaching, concentration, Dr. Lois Butcher Poffley, dr.-stephen-walker, exercise-psychology, football, golf, health-psychology, imagery, mental-conditioning, mental-skills, motor skills, music, Music and Tempo in Sport, Podcasts, rhythm, self-talk, sport-performance, sport-psychology-techniques, sport-psychology-training, sports-psychology-techniques, sports-psychology-training, sports-skills, tempo, visualization

Podium’s Podcast of the Week: Dr. Lois Butcher-Poffley’s research on music & tempo in Sport by Stephen E. Walker, PhD,

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Revisiting Research on the Experience of ‘Suffering’ in Cycling

July 10, 2009October 23, 2011 Stephen Walker, PhD 6 Comments coaching, concentration, coping strategies, counseling, cycling, exercise-psychology, exertion pain, habituation, health-psychology, imagery, injury pain, mental-conditioning, mental-skills, mental-toughness, mental-training, methods for managing pain, negative emotional effects of injury related pain, pain in cycling, performance, performance and pain, phil moore, positive pain, positive responses to exertion pain, qualitative research, racing, reward and punishment, social science in sport, sport-psychology, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, suffering, united kingdom psychologist

In a special effort to acknowledge the grueling nature of the Tour de France – this qualitative research on the

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Don't We Owe Them More?

June 9, 2009 Kristen Dieffenbach PhD 2 Comments Add new tag, coaching, competition, counseling, D1 football players, Don't We Owe Them More?, dr. kristen dieffenbach, exercise-psychology, george dohrmann, health-psychology, healthy living, post career health, recovery, sport-performance, sport-psychology-articles

By Kristen Dieffenbach, PhD, CC-AASP – Coaching Educator – West Virginia University The June 8, 2009 issue of Sports Illustrated

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