Sports psychology commentary in the Sarasota Herald Tribune – Doug Fernandes – September 3, 2011 – Today at the University of Florida, all eyes will be on first-year head coach Will Muschamp. At Florida State and South Florida, Jimbo Fisher and Skip Holtz begin their sophomore campaigns leading their respective teams.… Read the rest
James Haskell: How involved is sport psychology within rugby? The psychology of survival: how the Thai football team can endure months trapped in a cave Trapped underground for eleven days, unsure of whether they would starve to death or drown, the boy’s football team stuck in a labyrinthine cave system in Northern Thailand are fortunate […] Read More »… Read the rest
Sports Psychology Commentary from The Times of India – By Partha Bhaduri – December 22, 2012 – Sachin Tendulkar Clings On To An Image Of Himself From a Long Time Ago. Is It Time He Saw The Real Picture? Remember Dorian Gray in that seminal Oscar Wilde novel?… Read the rest
James Haskell: How involved is sport psychology within rugby? The psychology of survival: how the Thai football team can endure months trapped in a cave Trapped underground for eleven days, unsure of whether they would starve to death or drown, the boy’s football team stuck in a labyrinthine cave system in Northern Thailand are fortunate […] Read More »… Read the rest
Sports psychology – Newsday – Bob Glauber – September 7, 2009 – Ex-Vikings QB Moon says therapy helped him cope – In his upcoming book, the Hall of Famer credited secret therapy sessions in Minneapolis for finding the root of his unhappiness.… Read the rest
Editorial by John F. Murray, Ph.D. – JohnFMurray.com – Sports Psychology commentary – With today’s news that Hall of Fame NFL quarterback Warren Moon credits therapy and going to a psychologist for much of his success over the years, we are faced with an exciting opportunity to once and for all put the nail in […] Read More »… Read the rest
TENNIS WEEK MAGAZINE – Richard Pagliaro – October 22, 2008 – Gulping deep gasps of air between points, a drained Novak Djokovic seemed to suffer from an assortment of ailments: an upset stomach, hip pain, breathing issues, a sore ankle and the suffocating play from Tommy Robredo who dragged the third-seeded Serbian into a fifth-set […] Read More » Tweet Dr.… Read the rest
Palm Beach Post -Oct 21, 2008, 2004 – Hal Habib – Radcliffe wins closest women’s race. Four seconds help to cure Olympic heartache. {Note: Dr. Murray appeared on BBC to talk about Paula Radcliffe along with Olympic speed skater Dan Jansen.… Read the rest
