Anthony Watt is a senior lecturer at Victoria University’s College of Education in Melbourne, where he primarily develops assessment instruments and ties sport psychology principles to youth education programs… but his real forté is in imagery. So much so, in fact, that he literally wrote the book on the subject. His background is largely in …
Jean Côté hails from Canada’s French-speaking province of Québec but teaches at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. Jean was a hockey goaltender for many years, but his work now focuses on the relationships between youth athletes, their parents, and their coaches. He came up with the Developmental Model of Sport Participation in 2007, where he …
How fast time flies! I’m now reaching the middle of my master’s work in sport psychology, spending the summer in lovely Leipzig, Germany. This is an intensive term filled with seminars taught by leading international sport psychologists who are all presenting cutting-edge research, and who remain available for direct thesis consultation following lectures. This post …
One of the best things about living in Europe is the ease with which I can travel. Seriously, only $400 to fly from the bottom to right near the top of the continent, whaaa?! And that’s a return ticket?? Crazy. Europeans don’t know how good they have it. Last month a bunch of us from …