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Sport

Sport psychology is the discipline that deals with the scientific study of the various psychological and group factors that underlie sporting performance. Sports psychologists are the professionals who support athletes to increase their performance, combining the multiple aspects (psychological, physical, medical, physiological) required by the complexity of sports practice.

This is Sports Psychology Applied to High Performance

This is Sports Psychology Applied to High Performance

The 14 Best Exercise Routines to Do at Home

The 14 Best Exercise Routines to Do at Home

The 8 Best Sports Coaching Books

The 8 Best Sports Coaching Books

This is How Sports Performance is Improved with the Cognitive-behavioral Model

This is How Sports Performance is Improved with the Cognitive Behavioral

What Relationship Exists Between Sport and Addiction?

What Relationship Exists Between Sport and Addiction?
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