Monthly Archives: April 2012
Sports Doc Video Chalk Talk – Channeling Sports Aggression
I have been involved with many discussions this week around Ron Artest, and the overall big picture of sports aggression. As I wrote about earlier this week, it’s not the emotion that gets players in trouble, but how they manifest …
Posted in Athletic Counseling, Athletic Director, Coaching, Communicating with Coach, Leadership and Role Modeling, Parent Training, Performance Enhancement, Pro and College Sports, Social Responsibility, Sport Philosophy, Sport Psychology, Sport Sociology, Sports Culture and Society, Sports Leadership, Sports Parenting, Sports Performance Science, Team Building, Team Chemistry, Team Cohesion, Training and Certification, Training and Development, Youth and Interscholastic Sports, Youth Sports
Tagged aggression, anger, emotions, fighting, psychology, sports, violence
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Teachable Moments in Sports: Turning Anger into Positive Energy
Athletes commonly experience an emotional roller coasting while competing — perhaps put no better than the late ABC Wide World of Sports weekly introduction that depicted the sport experience going from “the thrill of victory to the agony of defeat.” …
Posted in Athletic Counseling, Athletic Director, Coaching, Communicating with Coach, Leadership and Role Modeling, Performance Enhancement, Pro and College Sports, Sport Philosophy, Sport Psychology, Sport Sociology, Sports Culture and Society, Sports Leadership, Sports Parenting, Sports Performance Science, Sports Safety, Training and Development, Uncategorized, Youth and Interscholastic Sports, Youth Sports
Tagged aggression, anger, emotion, energy, frustration, mental, moment, psychology, sports, teachable, toughness
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Does Your Kid Have an Anger Problem in Sports?
Los Angeles Lakers player Metta World Peace (Ron Artest for the purpose of this article) viciously blind-sided James Harden in the head yesterday, prompting sports fans worldwide to attack Artest for his aggressive play and history of sport-related violence and …
Posted in Athletic Counseling, Coaching, Leadership and Role Modeling, League Operator, Off Field Issues, Parent Training, Performance Enhancement, Pro and College Sports, Social Responsibility, Sport Philosophy, Sport Psychology, Sport Sociology, Sports Culture and Society, Sports Leadership, Sports Media, Sports Parenting, Sports Performance Science, Youth and Interscholastic Sports, Youth Sports
Tagged aggression, artest, metta, peace, psychology, ron, sports, violence, world
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