InnerDrive Sports Blog


What I wish I knew when I started Stage 2

Are you an aspiring sport psychologist? Today, our very own Matt Shaw reflects on what he’s learnt from his Stage 2, and what you can learn from it

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How to push through the tough days in sport

Tough days are inevitable in sport. Sometimes, you might even have to deal with a string of bad days. No matter how hard you try, it’s just not

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How to turn it around mid-match

We have looked at how to bounce back after a defeat, but what about when you are in the middle of a match or competition? What can you do then, when

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How to help improve an athlete’s confidence

Every athlete will suffer with confidence issues at one point in their career, whether that’s because they received some negative feedback, lost a

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Play like a Masters golfer – our top sport psychology tips

The Masters is back, bringing together the world’s top golfers to compete for the chance to win the famous green jacket. After previously writing

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The top 6 questions we get asked as sport and performance psychologists

Although sport and performance psychology is a growing field and many of the best athletes benefit from using it, there is still a lot of confusion

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What we have learnt from the 2022 Six Nations

The 2022 Six Nations just finished this past weekend – and what a tournament it was…

Much of the excitement this year came from surprising

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You should see stress as a challenge – not a threat

It is inevitable that athletes will experience stress in their career. There is a variety of factors that make it common in sport such as injuries,

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What does working with a sport psychologist look like?

Are you thinking of working with a sport psychologist, but feeling a little nervous? Or unsure of how it will help you?

Here at InnerDrive, we have

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How to reach clutch performance

Choking, which means delivering a sub-optimal performance under pressure, is an athlete’s nightmare. Performing to a far lower standard than you

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