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Sweaty Palms and Cold Feet – Who's Playing This Match Anyway?

November 9, 2009 Rob Polishook MA CPC 3 Comments coaching, competition, self-talk, sport-psychology-articles, sports-performance, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, sports-psychology-training

How to stay calm and empower your kids while watching by Rob Polishook, MA, CPC Imagine the scenario: You are

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Talk Back to Your Negative Self Talk

October 31, 2009 Rob Polishook MA CPC 0 Comments coaching, concentration, focus, mental-conditioning, mental-toughness, peak-performance, self-talk, sports-performance, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, sports-psychology-techniques, sports-psychology-training, visualization

6 Steps to Taming that Devilish Little Voice BY ROB POLISHOOK, MA, CPC All competitive players recognize negative self-thoughts. It

Serena Williams US Open Debacle: The Foot Fault

September 13, 2009 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments competition, concentration, dr.-stephen-walker, focus, foot fault, Kim Clisters, mental-game, mental-technique, mental-toughness, peak-performance, referee Brian Early, Serena Williams, sport-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, sports-psychology-training, sports-skills, tennis, US Open Tennis Championships

Lack of Mental Toughness Costly by Stephen Walker, PhD, CC-AASP – Boulder, Colorado We assume that those who play on

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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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Jess and Bren Interview Dr. Stephen Walker on KCFR Radio – Ft. Collins, Colorado

July 4, 2009 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments agents, anxiety, athletes, athletes as people, coach, coaching, competition, concentration, core competencies, dr.-stephen-walker, fanatics, fandom, fans, focus, goal-setting, interview, Jess and Bren "Beyond the Balls", mental-skills, mental-skills-training, mental-toughness, mental-training, sport-performance, sport-psychology, sports, sports-psychology-training

Brenda Epstein and Jess Knudson’s award winning sports talk show is called “Beyond the Balls” Listen as they interview our

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Interview with Matt Reed: winner of 2009 the Pan Am Triathlon Title

May 30, 2009 Stephen Walker, PhD 3 Comments Add new tag, beijing-olympics, competition, cycling, focus, imagery, kelly rees, London olympics, Matt Reed, mental-conditioning, mental-toughness, motivation, peak-performance, racing, running, self-talk, sport-psychology-articles, sport-psychology-training, sports-psychology-training, swimming, triathlon, visualization

Listen to our Podcast of the week – An interview with Matt Reed after a training session this winter by

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Dr. Scott Martin's Research on Effective Coaching Behaviors

February 13, 2008 Stephen Walker, PhD 27 Comments bear bryant, bud wilkinson, coach, coaching, coaching behavior assessment, competition, dr. scott martin, football, goal-setting, knute rockne, leadership scale for sport, mental-conditioning, mental-game, mental-toughness, motivation, self-talk, sport-performance, sport-psychology, sports-psychology-training, team development, team-work, tom landry, winning

By Scott Martin, Ph.D. “The secret to winning is constant, consistent management.” – Tom Landry Winning is the ultimate goal

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What should you think about while running?

November 21, 2007 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments associative-thoughts, attention, Biddle, bodily-sensations, coach, coaching, cognitive-strategies, competition, counseling, direction-of-attention, dissociative-thoughts, exercise-psychology, Gieske, health-psychology, Masters-and0Ogles, Mastesr, mental-conditioning, mental-game, mental-skills, mental-technique, mental-tools, mental-toughness, mental-training, mind, Morgan, Morgan-and-Pollock, Ogles, peak-performance, performance, performance-enhancement, Pollock, relaxation, researcj.-rimmomg.-focus, self-talk, sport-performance, sport-psychologist, sport-psychology, sport-psychology-articles, sport-psychology-techniques, sport-psychology-training, sports-performance, sports-psychologist, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, sports-psychology-techniques, sports-psychology-training, sports-skills, Stevinson, Stevinson-and-Biddle, task-relevance, task-relevant-thoughts, thought-patterns, Wininger, Wininger-and-Gieske, Wininger-and-Graves, Wininger.-Graves.-perception

by Steve Wininger, Ph.D. The Research on Focusing Attention Most research has examined the attentional focus of runners by categorizing

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Violence in Sports

November 17, 2007 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments aggression, athlete-violence, coach, coaching, competition, contact-sports, counseling, exercise-psychology, fan-violence, hazing, health-psychology, hormones, intermittent-explosive-disorder, mental-conditioning, mental-game, mental-skills, mental-technique, mental-tools, mental-toughness, mental-training, mind, parental-violence, peak-performance, penalties, performance, restrictions, ritual-violence, sport-performance, sport-psychologist, sport-psychology, sport-psychology-articles, sport-psychology-techniques, sport-psychology-training, sports, sports-performance, sports-psychologist, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, sports-psychology-techniques, sports-psychology-training, sports-skills, sportsmanship, violence

The following is from Wikipedia.org. This is good. Wait until you see the set of examples of violence. Violence in

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Get & Stay Motivated

November 13, 2007 Stephen Walker, PhD 0 Comments AASP, coach, coaching, comparison, competition, counseling, dr tami eggleston, enjoyment, exercise-psychology, extrinsic-motivation, fun, health-psychology, intrinsic-motivation, love-of-sport, mckendree univeristy, mental-conditioning, mental-game, mental-skills, mental-technique, mental-tools, mental-toughness, mental-training, mind, motivation, peak-performance, performance, self-doubt, sport-performance, sport-psychologist, sport-psychology, sport-psychology-articles, sport-psychology-techniques, sport-psychology-training, sports-performance, sports-psychologist, sports-psychology, sports-psychology-articles, sports-psychology-techniques, sports-psychology-training, sports-skills, winning

by Tami Eggleston, Ph.D. CC-AASP The following article is by Tami Eggleston, Ph.D. of McKendree University. She’s an Association for