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Special JCSP HK Rewards Timing in sport Self determination

Court Sense

Athletes-like everyone else-gain the greatest confidence in their ability to perform through successful experiences in that sport.

Wrestling Tough

For decades, sportswriters and fans have pondered why super athletes continue competing far past their prime when they seem to have all the financial security and adulation that they could possibly need.

Motivating People to Be Physically Active-2nd Edition

Implement stage-specific strategies for your community physical activity programs.

True Competition eBook

Finding fun, excitement, interest, pleasure, and satisfaction-all forms of intrinsic motivation-in the process of contesting will help guard against decompetition. But what evokes and sustains intrinsic motivation?

Court Sense eBook

Athletes-like everyone else-gain the greatest confidence in their ability to perform through successful experiences in that sport.

Anger Management in Sport

The program uses guidelines to identify and manage anger.

Anger Management in Sport

Anger, aggression, and violence can surface while participating in sports and affect how the game is played.

Inside Sport Psychology

The relaxing place technique involves visualizing a real or imaginary location that carries strong associations of relaxation.

Measurement in Sport and Exercise Psychology eBook w/Web Resource

Ethical principles are broad-spectrum statements that summarize and reflect the values of the parent organization or governing body.

Advances in Motivation in Sport and Exercise-3rd Edition

Although some nuances were found, research reviewed in this chapter has shown that harmonious passion is generally associated with more positive consequences than obsessive passion is. It would therefore seem appropriate to propose ways of facilitating harmonious passion.