by Josephine Perry | Aug 13, 2025 | Athlete Stories, Book reviews, Performance Psychology
Three chapters into And so I run I was ready to email the publishers and say I couldn’t review this book because I only put out reviews of books I love (feels mean to proactively publish a negative review) and I just didn’t like it enough. It came across as...
by Josephine Perry | Mar 6, 2025 | News, Performance Psychology, Podcasts, Uncategorized
Free webinar on ADHD in Sport: Strategies for Success. In 2023 I started to notice that a number of the athletes I was working with who were struggling with high levels of performance anxiety were also showing a number of traits we would see in those with ADHD. After...
by Josephine Perry | Feb 6, 2025 | News, Performance Psychology, Uncategorized
Six reflections on starting out in a new career Sleep Tool to try: Cognitive Restructuring Coaching Cards: Now available to purchase Interview to read: Cath Bishop with Dr Kate Hays Book review: Teenagers Site of the month: Women’s Sport Collective Jobs board This...
by Josephine Perry | Jan 9, 2024 | Athlete Stories, Performance Psychology
I work with the Elite Trail Team (all ultra runners) and a number of other ultra runners and cyclists so am constantly on the lookout for new research to see if anything can help improve their performances or their enjoyment. I was really excited to see Lloyd Emeka...
by Josephine Perry | Aug 27, 2022 | Book reviews, Performance Psychology, Support
As a runner that likes running a short distance over nice flat tarmac, Where There’s a Hill, Sabrina Verjee’s book about her four attempts at running the Wainwrights (214 hills covering 325 miles and 36,000 metres of assent in the Lake District) probably doesn’t sound...
by Josephine Perry | Aug 18, 2022 | 10 Pillars of Success, News, Performance Psychology
On Sunday night two football managers (Antonio Conte and Thomas Tuchel) watched their teams play at the Chelsea v Tottenham game – lost some emotional control and had a bust up. They both received Red Cards. I rarely comment publicly on the psychology of football...
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