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Athletes: Recover & Return to Sport Fast from Vocal Cord Dysfunction

October 22, 2015 Stephen Walker, PhD 4 Comments applied sports psychology, association for applied sport psychology conference 2015, athlete, athletes, causes, cognitive behavioral treatment methods, endurance-sport, Erika Carlson, Excellence in sport performance, in, running, sports, sports-performance, stress-management, swimming, track, treatment, Treatment For Vocal Cord Dysfunction, vocal cord dysfunction

Podium’s Podcast from the Association for Applied Sport Psychology Conference 2015 – Indianpolis Erika Carlson is the director of the

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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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Recovery from Distractions Fast: The Thought Pattern Interrupt (TPI)

September 9, 2011September 10, 2011 Stephen Walker, PhD 4 Comments coaching, competition, dr.-stephen-walker, mental-conditioning, mental-skills, mental-tools, mental-toughness, mental-training, peak-performance, sport-performance, sport-psychology, sport-psychology-training, sports, sports-performance, thought-pattern-interrupt

Athletes in every sport will from time to time lose focus, become self-conscious, have self-doubts to contend with and worry

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Four Tips for Coaching Championship Games

July 19, 2011July 23, 2011 Noah Gentner PhD 0 Comments championship games, importance, preparing for championship play, sport-psychology, sports, world-cup

From the editor: In light of the USA Women’s Soccer Team and its unfortunate loss yesterday to Japan in the

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Motivation in Sport – Discovering Your “Reason”

June 5, 2011June 5, 2011 Simon Hartley MSc 4 Comments athlete, athlete motivation, behavior, dedication, habit, motivation, motive, olympic gold medal, performance analyst, psychology, self determination theory, self discipline, simon hartley, sports

by Simon Hartley Be World Class Why does a swimmer get out of bed at 4am on a cold, wet

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Injury and Depression: What Every Coach & Sports Medicine Specialist Should Know

May 27, 2011November 28, 2011 Rebecca Symes 1 Comment athlete, athletic injuries, coach, coach sports, depression, doc, emotional health, injuries, injury, know, medicine, mental health, psychologist, psychology, sport, sport med, sports

by Rebecca Symes, CPsychol Many people look up to and aspire towards the world’s greatest athletes and at times they

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What’s Your Brand? Why it’s the Steelers & Packers in SuperBowl XLV

January 30, 2011February 16, 2011 Noah Gentner PhD 0 Comments brand, branding, green bay packers, national football league, pittsburgh steelers, professional football, sports, superbowl, wal mart, why

by Noah Gentner, PhD, CC-AASP What do Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Nike, and Coca-Cola all have in common? Besides being companies that

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Football Passion Runs Deep Throughout the World

January 23, 2011January 23, 2011 Stephen Walker, PhD 3 Comments american football fans, brazil bowl, championship, football, liga brasileira de futebol americano, national football league, passion, sports

Today is a huge day in the National Football League. The AFC and NFC Championship games will be decided by

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Momentum Shifts in Sports – Value the Psychology Behind Them

December 22, 2010January 25, 2011 Simon Hartley MSc 4 Comments applied sport psychology, flow, momentum, simon hartley, sports

by Simon Hartley, MSc Psychological momentum is a phenomenon that is commonly reported by athletes, coaches and commentators in sport.

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The Story of Brian Boyle: Iron Heart

December 15, 2010January 25, 2011 Stephen Walker, PhD 5 Comments brian boyle, heart, iron heart, ironman triathlon, marathon, rehab, sports, story, ultramarathon

Thanks to Jared Little for sharing the Story – Amazing In 2007 Brian Boyle competed in his first Ironman triathlon

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