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Pedagogy, Sport Psychology

I Took a Day Off From Competing and Coached Instead: Here’s What I Learned

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I Took a Day Off From Competing and Coached Instead by IBJJF - Evan Bishop Writing

Competing is a privilege, but sometimes life’s momentum makes us lose sight of that fact. Here’s what I learned from a day as a coach.

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Sport Psychology

Why Do We Compete? Self-Determination Theory and the IBBJF World Championships

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Why Do We Compete - Evan Bishop Writing

Using Exercise Psychology theory to question and (attempt to) explain how I found myself at the most important Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition in the world.

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Sport Psychology

Yes, You Can: Developing and Fostering Self-Efficacy in Exercise Settings

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How can we, as teachers, trainers, and coaches, convince new clients or students that they are capable of being successful in exercise settings?

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What’s Wrong With Cheating? The Goldman Dilemma: PEDs, Ethics, and Sports

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Would you take a magic pill that would guarantee an Olympic gold medal, but would also guarantee death five years later?

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