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This week I chat to Sports Psychologist David McHugh. David is graduate from Liverpool John Moore’s University University with an Msc in Sport Psychology having studied psychology for four years in Galway and Nottingham.
TCD: When asked what sport psychology is how do you reply?
DM: I reply with the saying that it is strength and...
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This following post is from an info-graph constructed by Ohio University’s Online Master in Coaching Education program. It visualised the ten ways psychology affects athletic performance.
Sports is not just about the thrill or the love for the game—it is about an opportunity for an athlete to discover his limits and push...
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If you’re reading this post it’s because you’re either into coaching or you’re someone who is into learning about what makes a great one.
Take a look at Dr. Goldberg’s list of examples – of behaviours that characterise ‘bad’ coaching. Here is some sound advice for anyone involved with coaching...
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Just one week to go before Dan arrives in Dublin. On Friday night Dan will be taking a private session with the NDSL Academy Teams, KDUL and MGL along with some other players. Saturday will be the turn of the Coaches to get some sports Psychology onto their CV.
Signed up so far are coaches from Limerick, Galway, Kildare, Cork,...
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Numero Seis – WHOSE GOAL IS IT?
A very important question! Why is he/she participating in the sport? Are they doing it because they want to, for them, or because of YOU. When they have problems in their sport do you talk about them as “our” problems, “we are not performing well”, “we’re...
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If you want your child to come out of his youth sports experience a winner (feeling good about himself and having a healthy attitude towards sports), then he needs your help!
You are a vital and important part of the coach-athlete-parent team. If you do your job correctly and play your position well, then your child will learn the...
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