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If you love sports and exercising then consider becoming Sports Psychologists. Sports psychologists keep the sports-persons mentally fit at all times on the field or off the filed. They assist in competition anxiety, poor self-talk, motivation issues, and burnout. As a sport psychologist, you would work with teams and individuals at all levels, from amateurs to top professionals. The sports psychologists hold bright future and can find jobs in with professional sports franchises, gyms, colleges and universities, and high schools. Some sports psychologists establish private clinics. Successful sports psychologists often travel to different cities to motivate teams.
Role of Sports Psychologists
The sports psychologist work directly with the athletes, one-on-one or in a group, or with the coach.
Help athletes identify potential skills they can develop and recommend strategies to develop them.
Work individually with athletes to set reachable goals.
Work with athletes to remove mental behaviors preventing them from performing at their max.
Skills of Sports Psychologists
Interpersonal Skills: Sports psychologists should be likable and should have something very applied and concrete to offer.
Flexibility: Sports psychologists should be flexible and able to meet individual needs by providing person-specific input.
Consultation Skills: Sports psychologists must have an appropriate application of consultation skills at competition.
Caring Attitude: Sports psychologists should have accessible enough to establish a rapport with individual athletes, caring attitude.
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