Steve Rimmer

IQ

Greatness

Jul 3 Sports Psychology 1 of 7. Goals. Sports academics and athletes give some tips on how we can all apply the techniques of winning sports psychology to achieving our everyday goals. Jul 4 Sports Psychology 2 of 7. Values. Today we look at goal setting and why it is important to align our goals with our values. Sports academics and athletes give some tips on how we can all apply the techniques of winning sports psychology to achieving our everyday goals. Jul 7 Sports Psychology 3 of 7. Support. Today we learn why social support is vital in helping us to achieve personal goals. Sports academics and athletes give some tips on how we can all apply the techniques of winning sports psychology to achieving our everyday goals. Jul 8 Sports Psychology 4 of 7. Motivation. The sources of motivation and how to get motivated to achieve goals. Sports academics and athletes give some tips on how we can all apply the techniques of winning sports psychology to achieving our everyday goals. Jul 9 Sports Psychology 5 of 7. Setbacks. Today we explore the different ways to deal with setbacks in the process of achieving personal goals. Sports academics and athletes give some tips on how we can all apply the techniques of winning sports psychology to achieving our everyday goals. Jul 10 Sports Psychology 6 of 7. Persistence. on the programme today we look at developing 'grit' to overcome adversity and progress towards a goal. Sports academics and athletes give some tips on how we can all apply the techniques of winning sports psychology to achieving our everyday goals. Jul 11 Sports Psychology 7 of 7. Completion. In the final programme of the series we congratulates those who have achieved their goals and encourage reflection for future improvement. Sports academics and athletes give some tips on how we can all apply the techniques of winning sports psychology to achieving our everyday goals.

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