Applying Educational Psychology in Coaching Athletes
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Applying Educational Psychology in Coaching Athletes

by Jeffrey J. Huber

Coaching sports psychology educational psychology
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Applying Educational Psychology in Coaching Athletes connects educational psychology with the practical concerns of sports coaching. It explores athletes’ emotions, motivation, expectations, self-worth, and relationships, while also addressing motor learning and sport expertise. The book presents psychological principles as tools for improving understanding, development, and coaching success.

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Applying Educational Psychology in Coaching Athletes examines psychological principles relevant to coaching and athletic development.

The book addresses emotions, motivation, expectations, self-worth, and relationships among athletes, connecting these topics to the coaching process.

It also explores how educational psychology applies to motor learning and the development of sport expertise.

Coaches can use these principles to better understand athletes and support more effective coaching practice.

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