Psychological Momentum, in sport psychology, describes the changes in an athlete’s performance based on success and failure in recent events, which in some way change the psychology of the athlete and exert either a positive or negative influence. Multi-Action Plan model needs an improvement of the awareness of the Psychological Momentum in searching of a "Created Momentum" refers to the perception that athletes are able to create or build momentum in addition to experiencing Psychological Momentum that is triggered by a single, stand-alone event.
To see Multi-Acion Plan model have a look to: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228078710_Striving_for_excellence_A_multi-action_plan_intervention_model_for_Shooters?ev=prf_pub
Article Striving for excellence: A multi-action plan intervention mo...
Hi Mairizio!
The Multi-Action-Plan (MAP) is an evidence based intervention model that focuses on enhancement of athletic performance using individualized emotion-centered and action-centered strategies. The MAP model is based on analysis of past performance history (recent and distal) and current performance-related experiences, both successful and unsuccessful. It has several practical applications in top level sport, especially, for expert performers (athletes, their coaches, and practitioners including sport psychologies). Therefore Psychological momentum is one of the promissing areas where the MAP model could be useful.
Dear Maurizio,
I have a little study with psychological aspect. Maybe you can use it. Please let me know if it was useful or not.
A little part of the abstract: "... the fatigue of the subjects will show individual characteristics influenced by the subject’s psychological attitude, momentary fitness and mood..."
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/233831592_Long_term_speed_endurance_development_of_Hungarian_top_sprinters?ev=prf_pub
Conference Paper Long term speed endurance development of Hungarian top sprinters
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