Super happy to say that my Masters research project got officially published earlier this year! A lot of blood, sweat, and coffee went into this - but could not have done any of it without the support, guidance and expert advice and feedback of my mentor, who went the extra mile throughout. And of course the collaboration to achieve my goal of publication! @Matthew_D_Bird
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https://t.co/B09B7DcoFQ
Are you a a student athlete studying in the UK? Would you like to take part in a study on Mental health, psychological flexibility and mental toughness of student athletes? Please email Brad on [email protected] if you would like further information.
The project ‘Psychological and social science research in physical activity’ contributes to research conducted on behalf of the University of Lincoln and has received a favorable ethical opinion by a University Research Ethics Committee [ethics reference number: 7159]
@LincolnSportEx@LincsSpExPsych
Are you a a student athlete studying in the UK? Would you like to take part in a study on Mental health, psychological flexibility and mental toughness of student athletes?
Please email Brad on [email protected] if you would like further information.
The project ‘Psychological and social science research in physical activity’ contributes to research conducted on behalf of the University of Lincoln and has received a favorable ethical opinion by a University Research Ethics Committee [ethics reference number: 7159]
@LincolnSportEx@LincsSpExPsych
Are you a a student athlete studying in the UK? Would you like to take part in a study on Mental health, psychological flexibility and mental toughness of student athletes?
Please email Brad on [email protected] if you would like further information.
The project ‘Psychological and social science research in physical activity’ contributes to research conducted on behalf of the University of Lincoln and has received a favorable ethical opinion by a University Research Ethics Committee [ethics reference number: 7159]
@LincolnSportEx@LincsSpExPsych
Are you a a student athlete studying in the UK? Would you like to take part in a study on Mental health, psychological flexibility and mental toughness of student athletes?
Please email Brad on [email protected] if you would like further information.
The project ‘Psychological and social science research in physical activity’ contributes to research conducted on behalf of the University of Lincoln and has received a favorable ethical opinion by a University Research Ethics Committee [ethics reference number: 7159]
@LincolnSportEx@LincsSpExPsych
Another Superbike testing Saturday with CDH Racing!
Great team effort from @miguelsandro, @DrDannyTaylor , @MelBargh and our @LincolnSportSci student Brad.
Exciting things to come…
Our 2023/2024 cohort have started strongly and are still smiling! We're looking forward to continuing to support their journeys over the next year (and beyond). 🇮🇷🇮🇳🇵🇰🇻🇳🇱🇹🇬🇧 @LincolnSportEx
Calling applied sport and exercise psychologists, coaches, athletes, and educators 🚨📢
New animated resource showing the goal setting process from: (1) preparing; (2) setting goals; (3) planning; and (4) following up 🎯
Check it out 👇🔗
https://t.co/9lYxlmgJ6C
Congratulations Champion!
💬 @tommybridewell "Everything in my life has been built towards this… I’ve dedicated every day to my late brother Ollie and to become @OfficialBSB champion, so for it to finally happen has made my life complete."
https://t.co/lnBu75yhcC #ForzaDucati
@SportPsychTips Exactly why having a “failure is growth” mindset is so important for mental toughness.
It changes your mindset to -> life is just about learning and growing.
Life either happens to you or for you.
It is the response to both that matters most!
Four reasons to not be afraid of seeking help for your mental health:
1. Mental health is just as important as physical health.
2. Seeking help doesn’t mean you’re weak.
3. Everyone struggles with mental health to a certain extent.
4. Many people will support you.