as an avid tennis player since my high school days, i am very aware of how tennis is a mental game as much as it is a physical one. this has inspired me to dabble into sports psychology and become a certified sports psychology coach, certified sports hypnotist, and a certified mind-body fitness coach.
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what i do is teach recreational, amateur, and professional athletes the necessary psychological skills needed to become mentally tough in their training and in competition. i particularly enjoy being a life coach to athletes, helping them overcome their life problems so that they can focus more sharply on their sport. moreover, i've also been hired by athletes for the holistic wellness therapies which ensure their physical and psychological health..
recently, i've been hobnobbing with fellow enthusiasts of sports psychology like hans pe and aikee enciso. hans is an elite triathlete and director of total athlete network- a christian community of sports-loving people. both hans and aikee are connected with anthony pangilinan's businessworks which also has an athlete development program.
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though sports psychology in the philippines is still in its infancy, i am glad that more and more sports persons are realizing how it can help them unleash their fullest athletic potential..
Hello sir randy. May i ask, what are the specific course requirements if you want to pursue a career in sports psychology? Will an MA in Clinical Psychology suffice? Or you need to study further (psy.d/ph.d)?
ReplyDeleteBlessed Day Sir! May I ask if there were studies conducted here in the Philippines related to the impact of Covid-19 to athletes? And what are the interventions given to various athletes of the Philippines during this Pandemic?. Thank You in Advance Sir! keep Safe!
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