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Psychological Aspects Of Physical Education And Sport
  • Psychological Aspects Of Physical Education And Sport

Psychological Aspects Of Physical Education And Sport

About The Book

This book, Psychology in Physical Education and Sport, is a crucial resource for coaches, athletes, teachers, and students in the field of physical education and sport. This book works great as a textbook for courses in sport psychology and coaching psychology. This book will serve as an excellent resource for working coaches and sport psychologists who did not have access to this type of education throughout their academic careers. The book is broken up into nine sections, each covering a different aspect of sport psychology. Physical educators, potential coaches, students and teachers of physical education, athletes, and the general reading public should all find a lot to use in this study.

ISBN 9781778807714
Author Inthavong Bellmont
Publisher OXMAN PRESS
Publication Year 2023
Category Physical Education & Sports
Price $171.00

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Inthavong Bellmont is working on the position of associate professor. More than nine years, he has been a professor of athletic psychology. Specifically, he has studied the past of sport and exercise psychology. Sport Psychologist, Journal of Sport Behavior, and Journal of Mental Imagery are just some of the publications that have featured his research articles. Inthavong Bellmont is the current president of the Federation of Sport Psychology as well as having served as the secretary-general of the International Society of Sport Psychology and a board member of the Norwegian Sport Psychology Association. The Academy of Physical Education and the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology have both elected Bellmont to the rank of fellow. To name just a few of his many accomplishments in the field of applied sport psychology, he serves as the first professional practice editor of The Sport Psychologist and has made significant contributions to the fields of supervision and training.