Applied sport psychology: a case-based approach

by Hemmings, Brian John Holder, Timothy Peter

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Taking a refreshingly different approach to the subject, this new textbook uses original case studies of psychological support work with individual athletes and groups to illustrate the underlying theory and inform the reader of cutting edge practice in the field.

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Full title :Applied sport psychology : a case-based approach / editors, Brian Hemmings and Tim Holder.

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Publication Date:©2009

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
Place of Publication:Chichester, UK
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2009

The Physical Object

Description:xx, 244 pages : : illustrations ; : 25 cm.

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:9780470725733, 0470725737, 0470725745, 9780470725740
oclc:on1154877636
LC Classification:GV706.4
Dewey Decimal:796/.01

SECTION A. Working with Individuals -- Enhancing Self-Efficacy in Professional Tennis : Intensive Work for Life on the Tour /Chris Harwood -- Managing Distractions in Test Cricket / Brian Hemmings -- Consultancy in the Ring : Psychological Support to a World Champion Professional Boxer / Andrew M. Lane -- Creating Positive Performance Beliefs : The Case of a Tenpin Bowler / Caroline Marlow -- Enhancing Confidence in a Youth Golfer / Iain Greenlees -- SECTION B. Working with Teams and Squads -- Delivering Sport Psychology to Olympic Rowers : Beyond Psychological Skills Training / Chris Shambrook -- Delivering Educational Workshops for Age-Group Rugby League Players : Experiences of a Trainee Sport Psychologist / Jenny Page -- Team Goal Setting in Professional Football / Richard Thelwell -- SECTION C. Working with Support Staff -- Role Development and Delivery of Sport Psychology at the Paralympic Games / Jonathan Katz -- An Integrated Multi-disciplinary Support Service for an Injured Rubgy Union Lock / Sarah Cecil, Raphael Brandon and James Moore -- Developing Coach Education Materials in Table Tennis : Applying a Cyclical Model of Performance /Tim Holder.