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Tag Archives: Sport
Murray: no longer the ‘Nearly Man’
Andy Murray has broken through his self-imposed glass ceiling – he is no longer the “nearly man” of tennis. Murray won through twofold changes, in his attitude and self-belief and in the ability to contain and manage his anger and … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Murray, anger, anxiety, Assertiveness, Attitude, Confidence, Energy, Ivan Lendl, New York, Self-belief, Sport, tennis, US Open, Victory, Winning
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Why anger in sport has a bad reputation
Anger has a bad reputation, but it is a fundamental part of who we are. Without it there would be no sport. It underlines our need to compete, accomplish and succeed. If managed, contained and expressed positively, anger can drive … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, Jody Cundy, London 2012, Oscar Pistorious, Paralympics, Psychotheraphy, Sport
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Jody Cundy: A True Warrior
My heart goes out to Jody Cundy. I don’t know if he broke the rules, if he made a mistake, if the officials were fair or not. But in that cry: “You can’t do this, I’ve worked all my life … Continue reading
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Tagged Cycling, Jody Cundy, ParaOlympics, Psychotherapy, Sport
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The Great British Olympic Spirit
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Tagged British spirit, London 2012, Olympics, Sport, Team GB
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Why England MUST get angry to win Euro 2012
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Tagged anger, Anger Management, England, England Team, Euro 2012, European Championships, football, Rooney, Sport
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