RUSH Movie: A DISC Profile Case Study
20/10/2014
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By Bo Hanson – 4x Olympian, Coaching Consultant & Director of Athlete Assessments Recently I had the time and pleasure to watch the 2013 movie
Category: DISC Theory and Application
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Goal Setting using DISC for Sport
20/10/2014
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By Bo Hanson – 4x Olympian, Coaching Consultant & Director of Athlete Assessments In previous articles on Sport Psychology and the Mental Game in sport,
William Moulton Marston: The History of DISC
20/10/2014
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By Kate Ross – Athlete Assessments In the early 1920’s, an American psychologist named William Moulton Marston developed a theory to explain people’s emotional responses.
Four Quadrant Models: The History of DISC
20/10/2014
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Historical and contemporary research reveals more than a dozen models and methods of measuring our behaviors and profiling personalities. From the Greek philosophers to modern psychologists, one common thread of many of these models, is the grouping of behavior and personality into four basic categories.
Bo Hanson and Liz Masen: Practicing What We Preach
20/10/2014
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While no longer elite athletes ourselves, Bo and I still take our fitness seriously and in our two sessions a week with personal trainer, Joel Clement, we train with the intensity of top athletes (well, in our eyes at least!!). For this behind the scenes look, we demonstrate the application of DISC Profiling to our training and share more about who we are.
DISC in Sport – Powering the People Side
20/10/2014
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DISC’s primary purpose is developing self-awareness and providing a framework to understand, then build effective relationships with others. Why is this important? Because in sport, what differentiates the best is never just physical or technical ability. Instead, it is who has the best mental, emotional and relationship skills.
The Emotions of Normal People by William Moulton Marston
20/10/2014
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The Emotions of Normal People by William Moulton Marston takes you back to the source of DISC, as it is the original publication written by the creator of DISC, William Moulton Marston.
Compare MBTI and DISC: Which is more useful in Sport?
19/10/2014
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Which “Four Letter Word” is More Useful in Sport? While there is a little humor in the title of this article, at Athlete Assessments we believe it’s always best to share knowledge. We are regularly asked about the different types of profiling, assessments, and other development tools available in sport (and business) and how they compare to our own use of the DISC Assessment. Most commonly, we are asked to compare MBTI and DISC.
Sports Team Chemistry and Dynamics in Sport
19/10/2014
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Using DISC to Create high-performance Teams Great teamwork happens when your athletes embrace the philosophy that they should be the best person for the team
Compare Clifton StrengthsFinder and DISC
19/10/2014
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The most critical element in choosing a tool for self-development is to assess what outcome you are trying to achieve. We are regularly asked about
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