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In the Huddle

The Journal of Sport Psychology in Action (JSPA) is pleased to present a new section titled In the Huddle. The purpose of In the Huddle is to provide readers the opportunity to read a variety of opinions on important topics in sport, exercise, and health psychology. Published every other issue of JSPA, we will feature a new question, answered by practitioners, coaches, professors, athletes, or other professionals. Thanks to Scott Pierce (Editorial Assistant), Moe Machida, and Ian Connole (student representatives for JSPA), who organize and compile responses. Readers are welcome to submit questions for future issues of In the Huddle by emailing JSPA@muohio.edu. Please write “In the Huddle” in the subject line.