AASP Blog for Athletes, Coaches, and Parents
There's an Imposter Among Us: How to Combat Imposter Syndrome
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Are you the real deal or an imposter? If you have ever wondered whether you were not good enough or a fraud in your field, you are not alone. Research suggests that upwards of 80% of people have…
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The Inner Critic: Competitiveness and Self-Criticism
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So, you want to be competitive? While the desire to improve is necessary for any sport and performance domain, harsh self-criticism post-performance is a common reality for many athletes that can hinder their long-term success and enjoyment.
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How Music Can Help Athletes Recover from Sports Injuries
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Untreated psychological symptoms of injury can affect athletes long-term. In this article, readers will learn more about viewing sport-related injuries from the mind-body connection as well as rehabilitation techniques that address this concept.
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Developing Passionate Athletes: The Role of Parents and Coaches
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Parents and coaches both play an influential role in developing and maintaining passionate athletes. Therefore, parents and coaches who better understand the development of passion can shape the experiences of young athletes from a more holistic perspective.
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Mental Health Awareness Month 31-Day Challenge
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AASP invites you to join our 31-Day Mental Wellness Challenge: a series of daily tasks to bring mental health to the forefront of your mind and allow you to take a moment for restorative self-care.
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Social Media Matters: Navigating the Ups and Downs of Online Presence
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Social media's presence has an undeniable impact in our lives and in the lives of athletes. Being that social media use is so prevalent, it is important to understand its advantages and shortcomings for well-being and mental performance amongst athlete populations.
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