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It’s Virtually the Same: Psychological Challenges of eSports Athletes

By Dhruv Raman
Published October 30, 2020

Mental skills training might be particularly beneficial for eSports players who are expected to sustain focus and exercise their minds for 10-12 hours a day.

Navigating a Pandemic: Tips for Athletic Trainers Serving the Sport Community

By the Association for Applied Sport Psychology
Published October 14, 2020

Everyone in the sport community is feeling the impact of COVID-19. AASP wants you to remember we are all in this together, and has compiled a list of resources and tips to help keep you updated, cope with feelings of stress, and keep you safe.

Missing Time in the Competitive Arena: Managing Psychological Responses to Injury

By Damien Stewart
Published September 3, 2020

When an injury impacts performance or keeps a performer out of training and competition for a significant period of time, it is important to implement strategies and attitudes to positively and productively navigate the time away.

Behind the Scenes: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected the NFL Draft and Off-Season

By Carly Skenian
Published July 21, 2020

The 2020 NFL Draft provided live entertainment to millions of sports fans at a time when the world seemed to need it the most. Sport can act as a diversion from stress and anxiety for many, and with fresh news being in high-demand these days, it's no surprise the NFL Draft-A-Thon Live event was huge. Still, it looked different this year.

Using Coaching Knowledge to Improve Support for Injured Athletes

By Stefanee Maurice
Published June 10, 2020

Many coaches already have the skills needed to positively impact their athletes’ recovery, but some may struggle or not know where to turn for assistance. Read AASP's effective coaching tips to help support injured athletes and improve outcomes.

How Olympic and Paralympic Athletes are Adjusting with the Help of Sport Psychology during the Coronavirus Outbreak

By the Association for Applied Sport Psychology
Published May 19, 2020

Around the world, sport psychology professionals are actively listening and showing empathy to create a safe space for athletes, coaches, and teams as they process the premature ending of their seasons and begin to cope with an unknown future.

It’s Virtually the Same: Psychological Challenges of eSports Athletes

Navigating a Pandemic: Tips for Athletic Trainers Serving the Sport Community

Missing Time in the Competitive Arena: Managing Psychological Responses to Injury

Behind the Scenes: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected the NFL Draft and Off-Season

Using Coaching Knowledge to Improve Support for Injured Athletes

How Olympic and Paralympic Athletes are Adjusting with the Help of Sport Psychology during the Coronavirus Outbreak

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