Burnout in Athletes and Coaches

Konrad Wolfgang Kallus · Michael Kellmann

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This chapter addresses burnout in athletes and coaches from a biopsychological perspective, explaining the complex relationships between mood, staleness, overtraining, stress, coping, recovery, and symptoms. This approach has much in common with Hanin’s psychobiosocial model (see chapter 3). We begi

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