Showing posts with label Goal Setting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goal Setting. Show all posts

Saturday, November 3, 2012

Prezi: Sport Psychology as a video game?


I have entered the land of Prezi!


Prezi is a web-based presentation application and storytelling tool that uses a single canvas instead of traditional slides. 

Please check out: Sport psychology as a video game? Press the space bar to continue. 




The direct link is: http://prezi.com/ngglmjhjhiqs/present/?auth_key=bsjqcyr&follow=rebekahroulier

Sport can seem like a video game at times...overcoming obstacles and utilizing your mental skills to reach the end goal.

Please feel free to post your Prezi links on the topics of sport psychology, coaching, teambuilding, mental health, etc. 

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Great Goals


Goal setting can be very powerful in changing behavior. Not only does goal setting help people achieve what they are aiming for, but it also increases their self-confidence, motivation, and decreases anxiety. 

Effective goal setting requires hard work. Setting specific, measurable, adjustable, realistic, and timely goals is a step in the right direction. Below are a few additional helpful hints to create GREAT GOALS! Systematically providing feedback and following up with athletes can make all the difference.  

Coaches, when beginning goal setting as a team for the season don't forget the power of modeling. Take part in the goal setting process. 

Great goals are:   

1. Positively Phrased

2. Specific and Measurable

3. Manageable and Achievable

4. Written down

5. Performance goals, not outcome goals

6. Something the athlete actually wants to work towards! 

7. Simple

Using these tips, create a structure within your team to make goal setting part of your team culture (a ritual, fun, and enforced by participants). 



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