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General Cricket => Cricket Training, Fitness and Injuries => Topic started by: oldfudger on August 13, 2011, 10:32:52 PM
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Any one used a Sports psychologist ?
what are your experiances ?
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Iv done a few modules in it at Uni and if u want my take on it it's utter BS
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Yea, at middlesex we have the odd session of it, normally come out with some pretty good things to ponder over
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Iv done a few modules in it at Uni and if u want my take on it it's utter BS
Really? ??? You're lecturers were obviously (No Swearing Please) then, cos I think its decent. Interesting the varying importance that successful managers, coaches etc place on it though.
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Really? ??? You're lecturers were obviously (No Swearing Please) then, cos I think its decent. Interesting the varying importance that successful managers, coaches etc place on it though.
or its just his opinion....other people in the same lecture may have thought it was decent.
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Yes lol, reading back, that was a fairly stupid comment to make. I guess if you think it will help, It will. If you this it won't then it won't. I personally, after seeing mates of mine at uni use it, I'd say it was decent!
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they are interesting, but all you need is a pma really.
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They or it?
Sad to say, like eveything else, its good bad or indiffrent, depends on so many things!
Why do you ask?
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My son has been to one and the difference is staggering
2011 season prior to visit
21 innings (junior u15/16 matches & adult 2nds & sunday),
363 runs, 2 not out, average 19.1
after meeting/session
10 innings (same levels),
598 runs, 4 not out including 109 & 100, average 99.666
It works for him ! :D
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My 2010 Season:
40 innings 832 Runs
My 2011 Season:
25 innings 836 runs
NO sports psychologist
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its a confidence game, hence why when in form, cash in.