A “Legacy” is simply defined as, ‘something that is left behind’ and could be considered at a myriad of levels, including societal, organisational, client-centred, or personal. This workshop brings together a series of diverse sessions shining the spotlight across and beyond the spectrum of sport and exercise, from podium, to business performance and physical activity participation. These diverse sessions are intended to appeal to a wide range of members of the Division of Sport and Exercise Psychology. With each session representing a unique perspective on practice, delegates will be encouraged to reflect on both explicit and implicit legacies and to translate reflections to their own practice where applicable.
The aim of the workshop is to present a series of sessions that collectively examine applications of sport psychology from performance to participation.
This DSEP-subsidised workshop is intended for any member of the Division of Sport and Exercise Psychology, with a particular emphasis on Stage 2 candidates.
Bookings closed at 17.00 on Friday 12th December.
A more detailed agenda can be downloaded at the bottom of the page.
10:30 | Arrival |
11:00 | Welcome |
11:15 | Making Boats Go Faster or Stopping them Going Slower? - Chris Shambrook |
12:15 | Lunch & AGM/supervisees forum - Dr Moira Lafferty |
13:15 | The Value of Performance Psychology Principles Outside of Sport - Chris Shambrook |
14:15 | The Real Olympic Legacy: Making it Easier to be Physically Active Every Day - Dr Rob Copeland |
15:15 | Refreshment Break |
15:45 | Increasing Children’s Physical Activity: A Case Study of the Sport For Life Olympic Legacy Programme - Dr Gavin Breslin |
16:45 | Event Close |
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Detailed Agenda |