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Psychological skills training in applied sport: coach and athlete perspectives on learning pathways, support, and perceived delivery
Psychological Skills Training (PST) is widely recognized as part of athlete preparation and performance development, but less is known about how PST is learned, supported, delivered, and experienced in applied sport settings. This study compared coach and athlete perspectives on PST, with particular
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