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Professor Sophia Jowett’s has conducted a lot of research into understanding the interpersonal dynamics between coaches and athletes and is instrumental in raising awareness and changing attitudes around the reciprocity of the relationship and the importance of relational qualities including mutual trust, respect, appreciation, commitment, loyalty, co-operation and collaboration.
In today’s episode, part 4 of David’s investigation into ChatGPT’s and its response to the question “What Can I Expect When Working With A Sport Psychologist” he goes on to discuss supporting a coach who receives negative feedback from athletes or players. The aim is to aid your understanding of applying psychological skills training (PST) techniques such as self- talk, relaxation and visualisation to improve the quality of the coach-athlete relationship, and in turn, positively impact both coaches’ and athletes’ performance and wellbeing. There are connections between the points discussed and Jowett’s work. Enjoy tuning in!
Key Learning Points:
Connect with David Charlton
Sign Up to The Mental Edge
Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub
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To Listen to Related Podcasts To Help You Improve Your Understanding of Sports Psychology
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Relevant Blogs And Resources To Help You Improve Coach Athlete Relationships
Online Course for Sports Coaches developed by Professor Sophia Jowett – Empowering the athlete: The coach-athlete partnership
The Mental Edge - Enhancing Coach-Athlete Relations
Blog: Why You Should Recognise The Power of Your Words
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Professor Sophia Jowett’s has conducted a lot of research into understanding the interpersonal dynamics between coaches and athletes and is instrumental in raising awareness and changing attitudes around the reciprocity of the relationship and the importance of relational qualities including mutual trust, respect, appreciation, commitment, loyalty, co-operation and collaboration.
In today’s episode, part 4 of David’s investigation into ChatGPT’s and its response to the question “What Can I Expect When Working With A Sport Psychologist” he goes on to discuss supporting a coach who receives negative feedback from athletes or players. The aim is to aid your understanding of applying psychological skills training (PST) techniques such as self- talk, relaxation and visualisation to improve the quality of the coach-athlete relationship, and in turn, positively impact both coaches’ and athletes’ performance and wellbeing. There are connections between the points discussed and Jowett’s work. Enjoy tuning in!
Key Learning Points:
Connect with David Charlton
Sign Up to The Mental Edge
Join David @ The Sports Psychology Hub
Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIN
To Listen to Related Podcasts To Help You Improve Your Understanding of Sports Psychology
Ep161: Paul Phillips – How to Create a Culture of High Performance in Professional Rugby Union
Ep166: Mark Bennett MBE – How To Help Athletes and Coaches Reflect On Their Performances
Ep180: David Charlton – How To Work With Team Units To Improve Culture In Teams
Ep209: Felix Lehmann – How To Create Better Decision Makers On The Football Pitch
Ep249: Dr Edward Hall - Understanding Workplace Collaboration In Coaching In Team Sports
Relevant Blogs And Resources To Help You Improve Coach Athlete Relationships
Online Course for Sports Coaches developed by Professor Sophia Jowett – Empowering the athlete: The coach-athlete partnership
The Mental Edge - Enhancing Coach-Athlete Relations
Blog: Why You Should Recognise The Power of Your Words
Blog: How to Stay Calm as a Coach in Big Matches
Blog: Helping Confident Coaches Progress
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