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Everyone’s a psychologist – so what should the psychologist do?
Watching the Abu Dhabi grand prix yesterday, there was an interesting discussion in which the commentators suggested that the engineers...
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Nov 5, 20123 min read


Promoting your services as a sport psychologist
Marketing, promotion and advertising are all important considerations for applied sport psychology consultants. The question though is...
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Oct 29, 20123 min read


Psychometrics and sport psychology
Increasingly sport psychologists are turning to a range of psychometric tools in order to understand clients better, to help clients to...
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Oct 22, 20123 min read


Theory led or innovation driven practice?
Having attended the ‘Sport and Exercise psychology in action’ 1-day conference in Portsmouth, UK yesterday there was an interesting...
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Oct 11, 20123 min read


Is golf the ultimate team sport?
I think I have just about recovered from the fantastic finale to the 39th Ryder cup contested by Europe and the USA at the Medinah...
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Oct 3, 20124 min read


Psychological demands of squad rotation
Increasingly in professional sport teams are looking to put together larger squads of players in an attempt to maintain higher levels of...
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Sep 27, 20123 min read


What the client thinks: capturing the essence of the conversation
For the consultant sport psychologist, it is impossible to process or remember all the important information that a client might disclose...
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Sep 20, 20124 min read


What should sport psychology lecturers be teaching?
Moving into the Autumn we are once again faced with the start of another academic year. Students up and down the country, and across the...
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Sep 13, 20123 min read


The challenges of social media and new technology in sport psychology.
The world that faces the sport psychology consultant has evolved significantly over the last 20 years. Twenty years ago consultancy...
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Sep 5, 20123 min read


The FAs National Football Centre: Value for money or a waste of money?
After over a decade of planning and preparation the English Football Association’s £120 million National Football Centre has opened at St...
stewartcotterill
Aug 29, 20123 min read


The challenges and triumphs of paralympic athletes.
With just over a week to go until the Paralympic games 2012 get under way in London the UK media, and public are starting to turn their...
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Aug 22, 20122 min read


Selection headaches: Best players or best team?
The recent dropping of Kevin Peterson, arguably one of the most talented players in the England cricket team, has highlighted an...
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Aug 16, 20123 min read


The emergence of a new British identity
Well we are well into the second week of the London 2012 Olympic games, and there have already been many fantastic and memorable moments...
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Aug 8, 20122 min read
Proud to be British, but we might need to manage national expectations!
The opening ceremony for the London 2012 Olympic Games on Friday was fantastic. I sat with pride in front of the television seeing a...
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Jul 30, 20122 min read
Who is psychologist to the sport psychologists at the Olympics?
Well we are almost there, after years of planning, training, and preparation athletes from across the world have been putting the...
stewartcotterill
Jul 23, 20121 min read
Team sky should run the England football team!
In my opinion Team Sky should take over the running of the England football team. British cycling have been very effective over recent...
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Jul 16, 20121 min read
Everyone’s an expert!
Andy Murray did fantastically well to get to the Men’s final at Wimbledon yesterday, playing against arguably the best male tennis player...
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Jul 9, 20121 min read
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