On 29 November 2022, the SPRINT Project's Maria Kolitsida presented the findings of her MA study on the “Effects of the Pandemic on the...

On 24 November 2022, the SPRINT Project's Kirsty Brown presented the protocol for her scoping review on athletes' perspectives on...

It is all too easy to look back on your year and focus on the goals you haven't achieved, the projects not yet completed or the bad...

Professor Jenn Cumming and Dr Mary Quinton recently published “Improving the reporting of sport imagery interventions with TIDieR” to...

Congratulations to Georgia Bird for being selected for a EUniWell Thesis Prize award in the area of Individual and Social Well-being. The...

The SPRINT Project team are excited to share that the Making home a place to be exhibition is now open until 27th November at The...

Are you interested in new ways of improving young people’s wellbeing? Come join our free webinar to learn how sport psychology techniques...

Here at the SPRINT project, we have spoken about the benefits of mindfulness and of connecting with nature through our MST4Life™...

On Thursday 24th June, Professor Jennifer Cumming, Director of the SPRINT project, is presenting at the Eye Surgery Masterclass. Running...

MST4Life™ is the first sport psychology, community‐based programme delivered to young people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. In...

Here at the SPRINT project, we recently collaborated with the Street Soccer Foundation on their brand new app matchFit, which has just...

We have launched a new policy brief on our dssemination tab (or download directly below) around our Mental Skills Training toolkit...

If you’re a regular visitor to our blog, you’ll know that we recently launched our Commissioning & Evaluation Toolkit, designed to help...

On 18th June 2020, Dr Mary Quinton and Ben Parry from the SPRINT project co-hosted a webinar for Homeless Link on meeting the...

Have you had a listen to the SPRINT project’s very own Ben Parry in this week’s Street Soccer podcast? In the podcast, Ben talks about...

This week we conclude the mini series on our Pandemic Response. In Parts 1 and 2 we looked at how to remain socially connected during...

As part of our mini-series on the Pandemic Response, we have so far looked at the ways to remain socially connected during lockdown. You...

When we hear the term ‘social distancing’, we know it refers to keeping a certain amount of physical space between ourselves and others....

Here at the SPRINT project, we are excited to announce the launch of our BRAND NEW strengths-based training resource, the Commissioning...

On 25th February, the SPRINT project’s Director, Dr Jennifer Cumming, travelled to the Trades Hall in Glasgow, to attend the Hidden...