In addition to leadership and marketing literature, I devote a fair bit of time to reading about peak performance and the psychology of decision-making. Readers of this site know that I’m also a big fan and avid player of soccer.…
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Applying sports psychology: fun with penalty kicks
Tagged with: Andrew Anthony, Bounce, hydrocut, Mind Gym, performance, PKs, shoot-outs, Sian Beilock, sports psychology, sports science, Sweet Street, The Sports Gene, Tim Krul, visualization
Posted in Biking, Math and Science, Sports
Posted in Biking, Math and Science, Sports
Book Report: The Sports Gene
“The broad truth is that nature and nurture are so interlaced in any realm of athletic performance that the answer is always: it’s both. But that is not a satisfactory endpoint in science. Scientists must ask, ‘How, specifically, might nature…
Tagged with: Aaron Lennon, Charles Darwen, Chris Rock, Chrissie Wellington, David Epstein, Donald Dhomas, epigenetics, expertise, Gareth Bale, Jennie Finch, Jermain Defoe, Jesper L Andersen, Jose Reyes, Kalenjin, Paavo Nurmi, performance, Sian Beilock, sports science, The Sports Gene, Theo Walcott, Usain Bolt
Posted in Books, Math and Science, Sports
Posted in Books, Math and Science, Sports
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