Overview:
An introduction to the psychology of sport. It assumes no prior psychological knowledge and places psychology in the real-life context of sport. Its approach is to look at particular applications and to relate them back to psychological theory. Topics include types of ski |
Contents:- This textbook would be suitable for anyone interested in exploring the ways in which psychological principles can be applied to the teaching and learning of physical activities. It provides clarity on the classification of skills and examines the ways in which individuals can be encouraged to progress through the various stages of skill learning and performance in competition. The principles are explained in relatively simple language and the book would be of interest to aspiring athletes, sports coaches working with beginners or intermediates, 'A' level, college or non-advanced university students studying sports or leisure courses.
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Reviews:
This very timely book provides a comprehensive survey of the issues and a well-directed overview of best practice in the UK.
John F Mathers B Ed (Hons), M.Ed, M.Sc
BASES Accredited Sports Psychologist
University of Stirling, Scotland.
‘This very timely book provides a comprehensive survey of the issues and a well-directed overview of best practice in the UK.’
The Teacher
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