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The Nuts & Bolts of Psychology for Swimmers
$24.95
+ Free ShippingInternational Swimming Hall of Fame Buck Dawson Authors Award Winner 1980, 1983, 1986
This classic bestseller by internationally known sports psychologist Dr. Keith Bell, comprised of short, easy-to-read, easily-applied sections, offers the reader ideas for training better, enjoyment of training, competing more effectively, and applying winning strategies. Known as the “swimmers’ bible,” this book is a must-read for every swimmer.
The Austin American-Statesman reports: “Psychology for Swimmers could just as easily apply to any sport, or any endeavor in which improving performance is desired” and Runner’s World concurs, stating: “Replace the word: swimmer with runner and you’ve got your Runner’s book.”
72 pages / Softcover / ISBN 978-0-945609-00-1
© Dr. Keith Bell, 1979
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Austin American-Statesman –
Psychology for Swimmers could just as easily apply to any sport, or any endeavor in which improving performance is desired
INTERNATIONAL SWIMMER magazine –
“Psychology for Swimmers by Dr. Keith Bell, is just what it purports to be, a basic guide for competitors and coaches, designed to maximize performance . . . The book is both interesting and enlightening.”
SWIMMERS MAGAZINE –
It’s great! .. . I unreservedly recommend this book for every swimmer who wants to get the most out of his or her training and perform well in meets.
SWIMMING WORLD –
As a coach I recommend this book without reservation and with complete enthusiasm to all ov my colleagues and their swimmers. It is simply a fine, clear, and useful book.
JOURNAL OF SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY –
“Psychology for Swimmers offers no gimmicks or magic solutions, but rather, it provides an excellent blueprint for those trying to master the psychological pill within and strive for excellence in sport.”