Monthly Archives: July 2010
Positive Transitions for Student Athletes
As a graduate student at The Ohio State University many years ago, I studied the sport retirement transition that elite-level D1 athletes and the athletic pressure they experienced as they approached the ends of their careers (in fact, this was …
Posted in Athletic Counseling, Coaching, Off Field Issues, Performance Enhancement, Pro and College Sports, Sport Psychology, Sport Transitions, Sports Culture and Society, Sports Leadership, Sports Parenting, Sports Performance Science, Sports Retirement, Training and Certification, Uncategorized, Youth and Interscholastic Sports
Tagged sport retirement, sport science
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Advanced Human Performance Products: Mind of Steel
In an effort to help families with back to school and preparing for interscholastic athletics, I will be offering a number of short entries in the coming weeks offering insights on some of my online products designed to help kids …
Posted in Athletic Counseling, Coaching, Off Field Issues, Parent Training, Performance Enhancement, Pro and College Sports, Social Responsibility, Sport Philosophy, Sport Psychology, Sport Sociology, Sport Transitions, Sports Culture and Society, Sports Parenting, Sports Performance Science, Training and Development, Uncategorized, Youth and Interscholastic Sports
Tagged mind of steel, sport performance science
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Ironically, counseling may be the key to dealing with the stress of weight loss!
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine has been released examining the success rates of various diets and subsequent weight loss and permanent habit change. Interestingly, while the four diets used for the study varied amongst one …
Posted in Balance, Emotional Intelligence, Habit Change, Leadership, Life, Mental Disorders, Stress, Weight Loss
Tagged diet, Dr. Chris Stankovich, psychology, Stress, Weight Loss
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