Matthew Smith

Programme Leader/Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Psychology

University of Winchester

United Kingdom

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Matthew Smith is a Programme Leader and Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Psychology at the University of Winchester, United Kingdom. His research interests include the psychological aspects of sports and exercise, leadership in athletic contexts, mental health in elite athletes, and the experiences of individuals engaging in community-based physical activities. He has recently published articles focusing on topics such as strength and conditioning coaching, concussion reporting in team sports, and the impact of mental health narratives in sports media.

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Andrew Scott

Academic, Senior Lecturer, Senior Lecturer

University of Portsmouth

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Oliver Runswick

King’s College London

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Phil Birch

Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Psychology

University of Chichester

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Alan J Pearce

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Atheeshaan Arumuham

King’s College London

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Transformational Leadership, Psychological Safety, and Concussion Reporting Intentions in Team-Sport Athletes

Developing Elite Strength and Conditioning Coaches’ Practice Through Facilitated Reflection

The Prevalence of Mental Ill Health in Elite Counter-Strike Athletes

Autobiographical accounts of military hand-to-hand combat

Understanding the Experiences of People Living with Stroke Engaging in a Community-Based Physical-Activity Programme

No Longer a Sign of Weakness? Media Reporting on Mental Ill Health in Sport

Special Issue in Online and Remote Coaching: Exploring Coaching Delivery and Coach Education in Online/Digital Environments

Examining the theory of challenge and threat states in athletes: do predictions extend to academic performance?

Examining the Predictors of Mental Ill Health in Esport Competitors

“Nothing was lost sailing-wise and lots is gained on a personal level”: Practitioners’ behaviors and athletes’ perceptions of working in online environments

Conflict between a captain and star player: An ethnodrama of interpersonal conflict experiences

“Social Media Makes It Inevitable to Feel Bad about Your Body”: Examining Self-Presentation and Body Image of Young Collegiate Females

Understanding coach-athlete conflict: an ethnodrama to illustrate conflict in elite sport

‘It’s like it doesn’t really matter’: Are teachers accountable and equipped for teaching primary physical education?

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John Batten

Keith D. Parry

James Faulkner

BENJAMIN SHARPE

Matt Jewiss

Andrew Scott

Oliver Runswick

Phil Birch

Alan J Pearce

Atheeshaan Arumuham

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