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Category: Psychology in Motion

Running and Social Facilitation Theory

Oh, my mind was busy today as I trundled along for my weekly "long run". I was aiming for a Pavarotti. To be more specific, it was a flat Pavarotti. The flat part is self-explanatory - after my struggles with hills (or "positive inclines") during earlier long runs, I thought I would revisit a fairly … Continue reading Running and Social Facilitation Theory →

Derek Lee Psychology in Motion, Training Log 4 Comments February 18, 2018September 11, 2018

Attentional Focus

This week I would like to turn my attention to attention. This topic has been brought into focus by my little run on Sunday, participating in the Leicester Half-Marathon. I may have mentioned it before. I always knew that a large part of the challenge would be psychological. It is often the case that our … Continue reading Attentional Focus →

Derek Lee Psychology in Motion, Training Log 2 Comments October 28, 2016September 11, 2018
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