Interview with Professor Sandy Gordon on Goal setting in sport
Yearly Archives: 2012
The astounding power of beliefs......
Whether you believe you can or you can’t – you’re ...
Is there no such thing as pressure?
Usainbolt…always a cartoon character running like speedy Gonzales…..
So lets keep it simple...
Bradley Wiggins – champion but a bloody simpleton!!
Whilst anxiety may generally be seen as a negative emotion, there is increasing evidence to suggest that anxiety could actually enhance performance
Anxiety in Sport – Research Overview Part Two
Much of the previous research on anxiety in sport has been based on Martens et al. (1990) multidimensional approach to anxiety. Martens et al. (1990) proposed that anxiety consists of two components: a cognitive component, associated with worry, and a somatic component, associated with nervousness or tension.