Blogs about: Sport Exercise Psychology

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Being a talent or being a fighter? Take your pick!2 comments

Snezana Stoljarova wrote 1 month ago: Recently, while conducting an interview with a professional athlete for my master thesis research I … more →

Tags: personal development, youth sports, Mindset, psychology of success

The day after retirement…

Julian Gonzalez wrote 1 month ago: “Sports is the only profession I know that when you retire, you have to go to work.”  Ea … more →

Tags: athletic career, Life Skills, Athletes, Retirement, american footballers, basketball players

When enough is enough: uncovering warning signs of burnout in (elite) athletes

Johanna Belz wrote 1 month ago: Sven Hannawald, a former German ski jumper and multiple Olympic medal winner, surprised the sports w … more →

Tags: Sport psychology, Performance, Psychology, Burnout, exhaustion, perfectionism, elite athlete

The theory behind sport parents in youth sports

Anastasios Rodis wrote 2 months ago: Sport plays a significant role in numerous children’s lives. For many children, sport participation … more →

Tags: Sport psychology, Parental Behavior, kids in sports, sport parents, youth sports

Developing 'Intelligent Performers': Implications for Coaches1 comment

Snezana Stoljarova wrote 3 months ago: ‘Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.’ … more →

Tags: Sport psychology, reflective thinking, Intelligent Performer, personal development, autonomous learning, sport coaching

Barcelona - The best football team ever? Psychological keys of a great success 2 comments

Julian Gonzalez wrote 4 months ago: Despite the plethora of articles already been written about it, I could not miss the opportunity to … more →

Tags: Football, FC Barcelona, psychological skills, Fair Play, Messi

New Year´s fitness resolutions - How to do it right this time

Johanna Belz wrote 4 months ago: Christmas is the time of the year we spend with our families and friends; it is also the time of the … more →

Tags: Sport psychology, Exercise, New Year's Resolutions, Fitness, Sport

WHAT THE QUIET EYE TELLS THE QUIET BRAIN: Linking perception and action.

guest author wrote 4 months ago: During my master studies I have been introduced to a fancy game, apparently quite popular among stud … more →

Tags: aiming, beer pong, choking under pressure, Germano Gallicchio, Perception, quiet eye

2012 in review

Anastasios Rodis wrote 4 months ago: Within 2012, all of the AAP blog authors worked hard in order to produce and post some smart, useful … more →

The “extra push” for being more physically active2 comments

Camilo Sáenz M. wrote 5 months ago: In the previous AAP blog post, Anastasios Rodis told us about the difficulties that current technolo … more →

Tags: Exercise, Motivation, Smartphones, Apps, wristbands, Behaviour change

Smartphones slimmer and smarter than us 2 comments

Anastasios Rodis wrote 5 months ago: As you start reading this article, take a moment to think how many times have you checked your smart … more →

Tags: kids in sports, Exercise, Mental Health, Life Skills, physical activity, Healthy Lifestyle, Smartphones, social life, Tablets

Willpower: insights into yet another ‘muscle’ we have2 comments

Snezana Stoljarova wrote 6 months ago: Although quite often referred to by such names as ‘determination’, ‘self-discipline’, ‘drive’, or ‘s … more →

Tags: Willpower, mind-body response, Heart Rate Variability, limited resource, muscle training

Is football just a bunch of brainless people chasing a ball?1 comment

Julian Gonzalez wrote 6 months ago: A couple of decades ago, as I heard from my parents, playing football was described as an activity t … more →

Tags: Sport psychology, Football, team sport, creative behavior

Exercise: a powerful medicine against (breast) cancer

Johanna Belz wrote 7 months ago: These days you can hardly enter a mall without noticing pink ribbons presented for purchase in almos … more →

Tags: Sport psychology, Exercise, physical activity, Breast Cancer Awareness, breast cancer, Medicine

The supporters: the 12th player of a football team.

Camilo Sáenz M. wrote 7 months ago: Football is the most popular sport in the world and has millions of fans around the globe. If someon … more →

Tags: Football, Supporters, home advantage, Psychology, South American Football, Soccer

Music: our best exercise buddy

Anastasios Rodis wrote 7 months ago: Have you ever considered who your favorite exercise buddy is? Who is the special one that keeps you … more →

Tags: Exercise Physiology, Performance, Exercise, Coordination, Motivation, Music, Fun, enjoyment

"Citius, Altius, Fortius" and other lessons to be learned from The Olympic Games1 comment

Snezana Stoljarova wrote 9 months ago: The 2012 Summer Olympic Games are about to start. Given the magnitude of the event and all the media … more →

Tags: sporting character, The Olympic Games, Olympism, Life Skills, Education Through Sport

Inspired by EURO stars: Talent detection in football

Johanna Belz wrote 11 months ago: When watching the EURO 2012 and observing stars like Gomez (Germany), Ronaldo (Portugal), Lewandowsk … more →

Tags: talent detection, Football, physical characteristics, psychological characteristics, biological age, athletic career

Positive Feedback in Motivation: Less is more when you trust Isaac Newton

emsepmundus wrote 11 months ago: Motivation is an ever-present theme in sports and exercise psychology.  Whether we as researchers ar … more →

Tags: Sport psychology, Exercise, Motivation, Newton's physical law, Being in Motion, positive feedback


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