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Introduction To Sport Psychology Training Competition And Coping Robert Schinke

SKU: BELL-5210262

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Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.3 MB

Pages: 247

Author: Robert Schinke, Robert Schinke

ISBN: 9781617619731, 1617619736

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Introduction To Sport Psychology Training Competition And Coping Robert Schinke by Robert Schinke, Robert Schinke 9781617619731, 1617619736 instant download after payment.

Over the past several years, both coaches and athletes have started to realise that strength, speed, and other athletic skills are not sufficient for the production of championship athletes. Athletic performance has three parts: physical preparation, technical skill, and psychological readiness. This model suggests that if any of the above areas are neglected, athletic performance will decline. However, psychological preparation is the component that is most often neglected by athletes and coaches alike. This book presents and discusses research on topics which are relevant to the field of sport psychology.