PSYCHOLOGY

Applying Dilts’ Neurological Levels to skiing offers a powerful framework for peak performance. It shifts the focus from just “moving […]

This article is about self-coaching reflections and drills with a techno-psychological focus designed to shift your Locus of Control from

The concept of Locus of Control (LoC) serves as a critical personality dimension that governs how a skier perceives the

Cognitive Dissonance occurs when we hold two conflicting ideas (or an idea that clashes with our behavior), creating a psychological

Cognitive dissonance refers to the feeling of mental discomfort experienced about something not being right between our thoughts or values

Cognitive dissonance is defined as the psychological state that emerges when an individual holds two or more contradictory cognitions. A

According to Freud, the structure of our mind is divided into the conscious, the preconscious and the unconscious. The unconscious

Changes in consciousness alter skiing because it is through it that skiing is experienced. In this ‘fluctuating consciousness‘ we have

In order to move efficiently and respond to the demands of skiing, we orient our consciousness partly to our body and

Skiing is often viewed as a purely physical feat, yet every turn is the result of a high-speed cognitive process.