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    this mental exhaustion by establishing performance psychology. Performance psychology builds effective emotional and psychological skills people need in order to perform at an optimum level in their given field. Principles of performance…

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    My life as a student and as a future UWS graduate with an Ed.D. and as a AASP certified sport psychology consultant is based on a strength-based approach with evidence-based resources to back my education, my expertise, my consulting, my self-reflection, and my self-assessments toward development and improvment of my strengths. According to Welfel (2016), “The best strategy is the development of a professional ethical identity through formal education and involvement in a graduate program…

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    6. How did you limit/narrow your search? I knew that at the beginning the paper said I wasn’t aloud to pick jobs that are related to psychology, sociology, or anthropology, but Ms.Kelly said it was ok to for my type of scenario. For this case it was so easy to narrow down my search because sports psychology is just a specific job but there are so many different ideas that go behind the job as a whole. 7. Describe the search terms (e.g., conformity) you tried…

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    The discussion of mental toughness has to be the number one discussed topic in sport psychology. It seems that everyone is on the same sheet of music agreeing that it’s vital to success, but it’s very debatable to "what is mental toughness?” All of the definitions of mental toughness in this article sound really tasty and easy to bite off on. However, I’m one who leaves nothing to chance and I think there is more to the definition than "sociable, outgoing, calm, relaxed, competitive, self-belief…

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    “The Mighty Ducks”: A Sport’s Psychology View To practice implementing sport psychology concepts, I chose the 1992 film, The Mighty Ducks to be my example situation. Being that it was the only movie on the given list that was readily available to watch on Netflix, my decision was easy. Having only seen bits and pieces of the movie, I was now able to watch it in its entirety. The Mighty Ducks is a sport drama starring Emilio Estevez. Estevez plays Gordon Bombay, a high powered lawyer who will do…

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    In sports there are things that are called physical therapist. As a sports physical therapist, you’ll provide care to athletes who are recovering from injuries or long-term illness. Part of your job will be to diagnose the patient, implement a treatment plan, and essentially teach him or her how to move the body again, post-injury. You will work with a staff of nurses and other personnel who may oversee the treatments you assign to the patient. Also another physical fitness trainer is called a…

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    Generally, sport psychologists advise athletes to utilize music in order to prepare for competition (Karageorghis & Terry 1997: 57). Research suggests that music will influence arousal if it promotes thoughts that encourage physical activity or relaxation (Gfeller 1988: 31). In other words, the association between certain types of music and physical activity may act as a stimulus. If athletes need to increase their arousal level before a game they may listen to music that encourages them to go…

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    coaching teams, and dealing with parents of athletes. An athletic director makes most of the big decisions when it comes to sports at schools. An athletic director’s main goal is to build a winning sports program at whatever school they are at. An athletic director set athletic policies within a school and enforces them. They oversee the hiring and firing of coaches for all sports. An athletic director may work with a coach to better the…

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    Pushed Too Far

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    Pushed too Far In the United States of America, sports make up a large part of our culture. It's no surprise that most parents in America want their children to succeed in the world of sports. While some parents push their kids to achieve with only the best in mind for them, sometimes it can backfire if they push their children past their limit. Pushing a child past his or her mental and physical limit can have lasting side-effects. Most sports start to rapidly become more and more serious as…

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    muscle strength (Kolen, 2016). When referring to the intensity there are two different types, Moderate and Vigorous. Moderate intensity is when the child sweats a little and causes the child to be a little out of breath (Canadian Society Exercise Psychology, [CSEP] 2012). Vigorous intensity is when the child sweats and becomes out of breath (CSEP, 2012). It is important for children in this age group to spend less time being sedentary each day (CSEP, 2012). CSEP (2012) recommends that if…

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