Stu Holliday, Noel Brick, & Dan Robinson ‘The Psychology of Running’ podcast.
This episode supports your understanding and use of the Psychology of Running book!
Show Notes
- Intros and how this episode supports the book with added context
- Context of the RESIST project on endurance running and our respective roles and work within it.
- Recollections of RESIST and its impact within Sport Psychology Research
- Where listeners can find RESIST videos (see below) from the original project to support the skills and strategies covered in ‘The Psychology of Running’
- Dan’s thoughts as a runner and coach on ‘The Psychology of Running’ and how people can use it to support their running
- The background, context, and intention of the book by Noel
- How our collaboration came to happen.
- Touchpoint running books that position our book in the field
- Stu on the Physical aspect of running becoming more psychological.
- Noel on how you can use the book and how brain health improves through running
- Chapters 3 and 4 on how you can use your mind more in your running performance
- Dan on how he uses psych strategies in his coaching and uses runners' existing psych skills to allow them to improve
- A conversation on the evidence of open goals, a chat on process/performance and outcome goals!
- Our favourite runs and why (from both a physical and psychological perspective).
RESIST VIDEO LINKS (as discussed in the episode):
https://resiststopping.wixsite.com/resist/videos
BOOK LINK (30% off):
https://www.routledge.com/The-Psychology-of-Running/Brick-Holliday/p/book/9781032068619#:~:text=From%20evolutionary%20perspectives%20on%20why,motivations%20and%20benefits%20of%20running.
