On this site you can find different articles on sport psychology. Some of them are translated, in that case you can directly link to the original article:

• Psychological athlete's support
• Before the competition...
• Competition preparation (by R. Robson) [original article can be found here]
• Post-competition review (by R. Robson) [original article can be found here]
• Myths about sport psychology [English version can now be found here]  
• Psychological skills - what is it?
  • Goal-setting skills
  • The importance of goal-setting 
  • Intensity regulation and sport performance (by J. Taylor ir G.S. Wilson) [original article can be found here]
    • Relaxation: exercises and practical suggestions 
    • Eustress or in what ways pre-competition jitters are useful for us 
  • Guideline for using imagery (by P.Schienberg)  [original article can be found here] 

  • Creative visualization and athletic performance (by P. Schienberg)  [original article can be found here]  

  • The nature of concentration (by M. Stock) [original article can be found here] 
    
• Performance strategies
• Biofeedback in athletes' preparation 
• Pain coping strategies most often used by the athletes [English version can now be found here]
  • Pain coping: relaxation and visualizaton
    • Pain education and management in teh rehabilitation from sports injury (by J.Taylor) [original article can be found here]

• Margins  
• Sport psychology: interviews and thoughts

Research theses: 

• Pain in sport: relationship between pain perception and pain coping. Sport science - 2005 (Lithuanian scientific conference), November 10th, 2005. 

• Pain in sport: the perception of and coping with muscle pain and healing injury pain. Psychological research in Lithuania: discoveries and perspectives (2nd Young scientists psychologists conference), May 6th, 2005. 

• Pain perception and coping in sports. 2nd World Lithuanian psychologists conference, September 18-19th, 2004. 

• Psychological skills in yearly training cycle. “Research in psychology: issues and perspectives" (Young scientists psychologists conference), April 23rd, 2004.