HOW TO BENEFIT FROM A SPORT PSYCHOLOGIST? THE PSYCHOLOGICAL WORK IN BOWLING…
Louise Sonne Schjellerup
What is the work of a sport psychologist in bowling? The psychological challenges in bowling? What to expect from the sport psychologist? What to be aware of? The work with bowlers? The work with coaches? The work outside the lanes and on the lanes? The ‘on-set’ sport psychologist versus the ‘home’ sport psychologist?
What’s is in it for me as a coach?
LOUISE SONNE SCHJELLERUP
My own sports career as a figure skater was the pistol for my passion and interest for the sport psychology and the possibilities in the sport performance lying within this aspect.
I choose a university degree in sport from which I decided to focus on the psychology in a performance enhancing perspective. Halmstad Högskola served me the perfect opportunities and three years later I left Sweden with a European Master degree in sport and exercise psychology.
Since October 2008 I have worked as a fulltime sport psychological consultant at Team Danmark working with individual athletes, national teams and coaches from: ice hockey table tennis, bowling, water-skiing, cycling, figure skating, ice hockey, shooting, handball, tennis, swimming, military battle, dressage - and jump riding, kayak, ballroom dancing, handicap sport (dressage, swimming, track and field, table tennis) etc. In addition to this I have worked as the national sport psychologist at competitions, several Europeans, Worlds and the Paralympics 2012 and doing workshops and educational programs for athletes and coaches across sports.
In 2014 I moved to Sweden continuing my work, focusing particular on the Swedish national teams in bowling – from junior to senior, working with the players, the team and the coaches.
NO THUMB LAYOUT SYSTEMS - 2LS vs PAL vs Dual Angle
Costas Mitsingas
EBF Instructor and IBPSIA Instructor Costas Mitsingas will present ball drilling layouts for 2-handed bowling.
COSTAS MITSINGAS
MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology
MSc Sports Coaching
USSA Sports Coaching
USSA Sports Psychology
USSA Sport Conditioning
USSA Rehabilitation Diploma
USSA Sports Medicine
EBF Level 3 Coach
EBF Coaching Instructor
EBF Drilling Instructor
USBC Gold Coach
USBC Coaching Instructor
Dick Ritger Level 3 Coach
IBPSIA Advanced Certified Technician
IBPSIA Master Instructor
Powerhouse Advanced Certified Technician
KEGEL Lane play methodology workshop certification
KEGEL Oiling pattern design workshop certification
KEGEL Ball drilling dynamics workshop certification
KEGEL Advanced Pro-Shop Technician certification
Brunswick Lane and Ball Connection workshop certification
Advanced Life Support certification
Red Cross certified
APOEL Head of Sports Department
GROUP WORKSHOP: HOW TO HANDLE THE “DIFFICULT” SITUATIONS IN BOWLING?
Louise Sonne Schjellerup
There is no easy ride in bowling… throughout a bowling event, “things” happens which has nothing to do with the technic or tactics of bowling…
It can be a consequence of the games but not always… it can be conflicts, anxiety, lack of trust, resilience… it can be within the specific bowler, within the group of bowlers or within the whole team.
The do and don’t s of the coach – a tool box preventing and working with the “difficult” situations…
LOUISE SONNE SCHJELLERUP
My own sports career as a figure skater was the pistol for my passion and interest for the sport psychology and the possibilities in the sport performance lying within this aspect.
I choose a university degree in sport from which I decided to focus on the psychology in a performance enhancing perspective. Halmstad Högskola served me the perfect opportunities and three years later I left Sweden with a European Master degree in sport and exercise psychology.
Since October 2008 I have worked as a fulltime sport psychological consultant at Team Danmark working with individual athletes, national teams and coaches from: ice hockey table tennis, bowling, water-skiing, cycling, figure skating, ice hockey, shooting, handball, tennis, swimming, military battle, dressage - and jump riding, kayak, ballroom dancing, handicap sport (dressage, swimming, track and field, table tennis) etc. In addition to this I have worked as the national sport psychologist at competitions, several Europeans, Worlds and the Paralympics 2012 and doing workshops and educational programs for athletes and coaches across sports.
In 2014 I moved to Sweden continuing my work, focusing particular on the Swedish national teams in bowling – from junior to senior, working with the players, the team and the coaches.