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Sport Psychology Articles

Tiger Woods entering a zone where few athletes have ever traveled  (Posted July 28, 2008)
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Olympians increasingly rely on mental skills coaches  (Posted July 28, 2008)
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Skills learned on sports fields become lessons for life  (Posted July 28, 2008)
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Mind over matter  (Posted July 28, 2008)
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Performing In the Storm   (Posted March 22, 2008)
Student-athletes notably hold two full-time jobs and in doing so absorb greater responsibility and greater stress. Due to this inherit condition, a number of issues come to the surface that challenge today‘s student-athletes.
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Sweat is Not Enough
Hours upon hours are spent preparing for races. Miles are run. Intervals are timed, and for many, the cross-training hours are also logged. However, sweat is not enough to maximize your potential on race day.
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Missed Opportunity
Athletes turning to performance enhancing drugs have missed the most potent enhancer, the mind.
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Self-belief in sport ‘as good as performance-enhancing drugs’
By Roger Highfield, Science Editor
Last Updated: 12:01am BST 22/04/2008
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How sleeping puts athletes on fast track
By Nicole Martin
Last Updated: 2:10AM BST 14/06/2007
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Performance Psychology Articles

Get in the zone and win the inner game of life  (Posted July 28, 2008)
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Winning within  (Posted July 28, 2008)
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Sport Psychology Off the Field
The world of sport psychology may be able to help you on the job.
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Inspire Peak Performance
April 14, 2008: 08:05 PM EST
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Stressed-out workers costing economy $30 billion a year: Desjardins
John Morrissy , Canwest News Service
Published: Thursday, May 01, 2008
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Canadian workers punch in even when sick and exhausted
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Is Your Extreme Job Killing You?
Posted by Sylvia Ann Hewlett on August 22, 2007 8:27 AM
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How extreme is your job?
There is a danger of the 70-hour workweek becoming the new standard
By Tara Weiss
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