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Sport and exercise psychologist job profile | Prospects.ac.uk

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Discover what it takes to be a Sport and exercise psychologist. Find out expected salary, working hours, qualifications and more.

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I would be a great fit as a sports psychologist because of my unique combination of experience, education, and passion for performance and coaching. With 14 years in competitive dance, i deeply understand the mental and physical demands of high-level performance, which would allow you to empathise with athletes and help them overcome mental barriers. My current studies in sport and coaching show my commitment to building a solid academic foundation aloth with also being a student athlete, giving me the knowledge to apply psychological principles in sports settings. Additionally, I work as a dance teacher which allows me to practice leadership, communication, and mentoring skills, which are all essential in a sports psychology role. Overall, my blend of personal experience, academic background, and practical coaching gives me a unique and valuable perspective to help athletes optimize their performance and well-being, and overcome their mental barriers.

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Strengths - internal factors that act as positives of what you want to acheive

Weaknesses - internal factors that are limitations

Oppourtunities - external factors that are positive and can be exploited

Threats - external factors that pose as a risk to development

Strengths to become a sport psycologist - i have passion and enthusiasm towards the mental health side of sport and getting to the bottom of mental barriers that affect your performance

weaknesses to become a sport psycologist - i may not be able to find a solution for everyone or it may take me longer to get to the bottom of more complex situations