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James King - Preparing for Pressure & Democratising Access to Psychological Skills
- 2024/06/04
- 再生時間: 58 分
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あらすじ・解説
Episode 147: Dr Andy McDonald chats to James King. James holds a first class degree in Applied Sports Science, and an MSc in Performance Psychology, both from the University of Edinburgh. James has counselled government agencies and specialist military units. He also provides guidance to coaches, managers and athletes within the English Premier League (EPL), Team GB, and the National Basketball Association (NBA) and has presented case studies on his work for the MBA programs at the University of Oxford, Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In this conversation, James and Andy discuss the importance and application of psychological skills in sports performance
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Topics Discussed
- Assessing Performance in Sports Psychology
- Personalising Development
- Bouncing Back: Recovering Quickly from Setbacks
- Understanding the Problem Before Implementing Solutions
- Democratizing Access to Psychological Skills
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- Book
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Our Team
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