A Runners Life
By Sarah Snyderman
In today’s modern world, there is no excuse for anyone to be out of shape. There are so many types...
Building a Sports Team
By Paul Schienberg, PhD
When children are born, they are usually thrust into a group called a family. Over the past forty years, the stability...
Communication and Athletic Groups II
By Paul Schienberg, PhD
If a group of any kind is to function, its members must be able to communicate easily and efficiently. In successful...
MOVIE NEWS: Reversal
By Paul Schienberg, PhD
I had the good fortune of running into Jimi Petulla. He has created a film called “Reversal” with the help of...
Eye And Hand Dominance – Baseball Performance
By Paul Schienberg, PhD
Introduction: Background And History
Except for a few isolated cases, such as the...
Set Your Goals
by Miguel Humara, Ph.D.
Athletes experience both success and failure, but what differentiates the two? While many books have been written on the subject, no...
Cognitive Style And Athletic Performance Part II: Self Talk
by Paul Schienberg, Ph.D.
Self talk can be defined as a conversation we have with ourselves whether it is audible or not. There are various...
LETTER OF THE MONTH
TO: questions@psychedonline.org
FROM: XXXXXX@aol.com
SUBJECT: Rubber Legs
DATE: Fri, 18 Apr 2003 07:36:51
After reading your interview with Jeff Torborg, I was wondering … My coach is...
Depressed Athletes? Not Likely
by Miguel Humara, Ph.D.
One of my students once asked me why there was so much research in the field of sport psychology on anxiety...
FEATURE: Cognitive Style AND Athletic Performance Part I: Distortions
by Paul Schienberg, Ph.D.
The pressures of competitive sport offer ideal situations for creating irrational or distorted cognitive styles. What athletes...
