'Most athletes get to compete in one Olympics...it's about how you prepare for those moments' Ex-England psychologist Misia Gervis explains the pressure cooker athletes will be entering in Paris #Olympics #Paris2024 #sportpsychology

From visual perception PhD to coaching in Sweden's top flight, Karl Marius Aksum's story is really worth listening to Spoke about how he develops players' cognitive skills & the club culture that's helped Mjällby AIF to third place in the Allsvenskan themindroom.substack.com/p/karl-marius-…

How do you embed sport psychology at a top European club? In the second half of a two-part podcast with Daniel Abrahams, we discuss the shared mental model he established at Feyenoord, which underpinned the team's second league title in the last 25 years open.spotify.com/episode/2GZhfR…

How does personality affect performance? Superb Jonathan Harding interview with NTU Department of Sport Science researchers Laura Healy & Joseph Standford, examining how narcissism, psychopathy & Machiavellianism impact sporting relationships themindroom.substack.com/p/sport-and-th…

'Athletes don't have to be super competitive, super ruthless and win at all costs' Clip from Jonathan Harding pod with NTU Department of Sport Science researchers Laura Healy & Joseph Stanford, exploring the ways in which narcissism, Machiavellianism and psychopathy affect sporting relationships

This is why when I (inevitably) get back into head coaching, Alex Auerbach is coming with me. He has opinions, makes decisions, and doesn't shy away from the accountability of those calls. Get a critical mass of those people on your staff and you've got something special.