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This week we launch a new format for the Tech Shift F9 podcast, called The Deep Dive. We’ll publish The Deep Dive episodes every now and then and, as the name implies, they’ll be longer episodes focusing on providing insights into a specific job and career path from an established professional in that sector.

We kick off TSF9’s The Deep Dive with Peter Haberl, a former professional hockey player who’s become a renowned sports psychologist working with the U.S. Olympic team at 9 Olympics! I am incredibly thankful for Peter’s time and insights into a world that was totally unknown to me. You won’t want to miss this one!

0:00 TSF9’s Deep Dive Intro
1:07 Peter Haberl’s intro
1:22 Overview of what a Sports Psychologist does
2:56 Mind as a thoughts and emotions producing factory
5:00 Key characteristics for a sports psychologist
7:24 Typical day/week/month for a Sports Psychologist
9:42 Ted Lasso: how to quantify the impact of a Sports Psychologist
10:55 A Success Story: 2012 Olympic Games
18:42 Different career progression as a Sports Psychologist and specializations
22:29 How Sports Psychologists interact with other coaching staff
23:42 “I don’t care about your feelings”
30:30 The most difficult aspects of being a Sports Psychologist
31:09 Key tools used for the job
33:08 Has technology made a big impact on Sports Psychology?
34:40 Social Media’s impact on athletes’ mental health
38:38 eSports Athletes and Sports Psychology
39:46 Change in the profile of Sports Psychologists over the years
40:28 Where is the best place to be a Sports Psychologist?
41:18 How do Sports Psychologists deal with their own mental health?
42:42 Advice to a young person looking to be a Sports Psychologist
43:25 Outro