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......looking to cash in on sponsorships - sports psychology has become more mainstream than ever...the 1990s, a lot of coaches saw sports psychology as - well, if an athlete really...jumbo talk'? For better or worse, sports psychology has become tightly woven into the......

......success could change hearts and minds in the eircom League. Sports psychology has long been associated with golf and other individual...GAMES: Longford's players have benefited from the use of sports psychology which has helped them land two trophies this season...

......in the right place now to garner future rewards. It didn't take too much of a leap, even for me, to apply this to sports psychology, which these days is practically an industry on its own, not least in the world of top-level tennis. I can see that......

......Washington's psychology department and a former president of the American Association for the Advancement of Applied Sports Psychology. The association, a branch of the American Psychological Association, has 500 members, including consultants and clinical......

......one requires a lot of work and forethought. Mind games I am thinking about which A-levels to take and am interested in sports psychology. I was hoping to take psychology, PE and history or English. Psychology and PE would be absolutely right and biology......

......much in her head as on the track. That is why the 24-year-old world and European heptathlon champion is turning to sports psychology to gain an edge over rivals who believe they are closing in on her. Ennis, who studied psychology at Sheffield Hallam......

...The England legend reveals why his proudest moment as a sportsman came in 2007 - and why the greatest cricketer of all time was not Sir Donald Bradman As British sport looks back on 2007, one man has more reason than any other to heave a deep sigh of contentment, perhaps with an accompanying glug...

...There is a school of thought that maintains sporting contests are decided before the teams take to the field. Assorted pundits, psychologists and athletes would have us believe that battles are won and lost in the mind. And I'm beginning to see their point. This phenomenon can take a variety of...

...The days when sports psychologists were perceived by the general public as shrinks with black couches while patients answered questions about their mother are long gone. Until recently, such people were categorically dismissed, with what they spouted being nothing more than psycho-babble, while...

...Byline: STEPHEN MCGOWAN BRENT S. RUSHALL is unlikely to be a name with which Rangers supporters will readily identify. To the elite of world sport, however, the renowned Australian sports psychologist's word is law. The U.S. and Canadian Olympic teams swear by his advice while Alex McLeish, the...