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David Tod

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Body Image|October 2, 2012
Predicting drive for muscularity behavioural engagement from body image attitudes and emotionsDavid Tod, Christian Edwards
Psychology of Sport and Exercise|September 4, 2023
Trainee clinical, and sport and exercise psychologists' experiences of professional development: A longitudinal studyHayley E McEwan, David Tod
Sports Medicine (Auckland, N.Z.)|December 13, 2002
'Psyching-up' and muscular force productionDavid Tod, Fiona Iredale, Nicholas Gill
Journal of Sports Sciences|October 17, 2008
Self-talk influences vertical jump performance and kinematics in male rugby union playersChristian Edwards, David Tod, Michael McGuigan
Psychology Research and Behavior Management|August 19, 2016
Muscle dysmorphia: current insightsDavid Tod, Christian Edwards, Ieuan Cranswick
Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology|October 11, 2011
Effects of self-talk: a systematic reviewDavid Tod, James Hardy, Emily Oliver
Body Image|June 25, 2013
Drive for leanness and health-related behavior within a social/cultural perspectiveDavid Tod, Christian Edwards, Gareth Hall
Body Image|July 17, 2012
Gender invariance and correlates of the drive for leanness scaleDavid Tod, Gareth Hall, Christian Edwards
Journal of Sports Sciences|October 1, 2005
Maximal strength and cortisol responses to psyching-up during the squat exerciseMichael R McGuigan, Jamie Ghiagiarelli, David Tod
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|May 22, 2020
Mental Simulation Practice Has Beneficial Effects on Patients' Physical Function Following Lower Limb Arthroplasty: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysisArmin H Paravlic, David Tod, Zoran Milanovic
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Body Image|October 2, 2012
Predicting drive for muscularity behavioural engagement from body image attitudes and emotionsDavid Tod, Christian Edwards
Psychology of Sport and Exercise|September 4, 2023
Trainee clinical, and sport and exercise psychologists' experiences of professional development: A longitudinal studyHayley E McEwan, David Tod
Sports Medicine (Auckland, N.Z.)|December 13, 2002
'Psyching-up' and muscular force productionDavid Tod, Fiona Iredale, Nicholas Gill
Journal of Sports Sciences|October 17, 2008
Self-talk influences vertical jump performance and kinematics in male rugby union playersChristian Edwards, David Tod, Michael McGuigan
Psychology Research and Behavior Management|August 19, 2016
Muscle dysmorphia: current insightsDavid Tod, Christian Edwards, Ieuan Cranswick
Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology|October 11, 2011
Effects of self-talk: a systematic reviewDavid Tod, James Hardy, Emily Oliver
Body Image|June 25, 2013
Drive for leanness and health-related behavior within a social/cultural perspectiveDavid Tod, Christian Edwards, Gareth Hall
Body Image|July 17, 2012
Gender invariance and correlates of the drive for leanness scaleDavid Tod, Gareth Hall, Christian Edwards
Journal of Sports Sciences|October 1, 2005
Maximal strength and cortisol responses to psyching-up during the squat exerciseMichael R McGuigan, Jamie Ghiagiarelli, David Tod
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation|May 22, 2020
Mental Simulation Practice Has Beneficial Effects on Patients' Physical Function Following Lower Limb Arthroplasty: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysisArmin H Paravlic, David Tod, Zoran Milanovic
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