1 month
10/12/2025
6–8 hours per week
Specialized course (executive education)
Specialized course (executive education)
Spanish/English
Intermediate
This one-month course is designed to provide sports coaches, strength and conditioning coaches, physiotherapists, sport managers, and sport psychologists with a deep understanding of the psychosocial factors influencing athletic performance. Rooted in Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology, as well as sports coaching, the program offers an innovative framework for analysing and enhancing performance from a holistic perspective. Participants will explore both stable antecedents and dynamic factors affecting performance, enabling them to develop effective intervention strategies.
The course combines theory and practice, structured into two key modules. The first module delves into the theory of psychosocial performance using the PsychMapping model, analysing the impact of states, traits, and external influences on performance. The second module focuses on strategies for performance enhancement, covering both external performance support and self-regulation. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with practical tools to analyse performance from a psychosocial perspective, provide effective support to athletes, and foster self-regulation skills that contribute to long-term performance improvement.
1. Introduction to PsychMapping Performance Psychology
2. Psychosocial performance analysis
3. External performance support
4. Enhancing self-regulation
Access to the Innovity® Method: Science, Methodology, and Application
Expert Mentorship: testimonials, best practices, and insights from experts—directly from the field
Access to materials anytime, anywhere, and from any device
24/7 Support, synchronous or asynchronous, according to your preference, provided by the Innovity professional team
Case Method: effective use of learned tools and concepts
Self-Assessments to measure learning progress
Comprehensive final exam
Certificate of completion or attendance, as applicable
PhD in Psychology (Autonomous University of Barcelona, 2010). Master of Research (Autonomous University of Barcelona, 2007) and Licenciado in Psychology (University of Barcelona, 2006). Postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Thessaly (2011).In the academic field, Dr. Latinjak has held positions at the University of Girona (2009–2017) and the University of Suffolk (2017–2024). He is currently an Assistant Professor at University College Dublin (since 2025) and a Visiting Professor at the University of Thessaly (since 2022). He is a Chartered Psychologist (BPS), Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and holds Catalan university accreditations as Professor Lector (2012) and Professor Agregat (2024).His research focuses on athletes’ self-talk, emotions, and self-regulation, as well as on practice tools that translate scientific knowledge into applied settings, most notably #PsychMapping. He leads the #PsychMapping community and the M3PAT application, has served as Principal Investigator on #HealthBehaviourMapping, and is a member of the editorial boards of the Journal of Applied Sport Psychology and the International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology.In the professional field, he has more than 20 years of experience across tennis, basketball, football, and motorsport. His roles have included Sport Psychologist at the Bruguera Tennis Academy (2002–2009); program lead and practitioner positions in Girona-based clubs; Psychology Academy Project Lead and First Team Psychologist at Club Bàsquet Girona in the ACB (2022–2025); Performance Psychology Consultant at Ipswich Town FC Academy (2019–2020); and consultant with KTM Red Bull MotoGP (2023).