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Journal of Sports Sciences | 2015

Self-report vs. kinematic screening test: prevalence, demographics, and sports biography of yips-affected golfers

Martin K. Klämpfl; Philipp B. Philippen; Babett H. Lobinger

Abstract The yips is considered a task-specific movement disorder. Its estimated prevalence, however, is high compared to similar neurological movement disorders, possibly resulting from previous studies’ restriction of samples based on skill level, and self-report bias. Alternatively, this high prevalence might be an indication of additional aetiologies, for example the influence of previously played racket sports. We estimated the prevalence of the putting yips across the skill range, using self-reports in one study and a screening test in a second study. We explored if previously played sports matter for the development of the yips. In study 1, yips prevalence (N = 1,306) and golfers’ sports biographies (n = 264) were examined via two online surveys, in which golfers indicated if they were yips-affected. In study 2, golfers (N = 186) putted in a standardised putting test while kinematic and performance measures were recorded. Prevalence was estimated via a kinematic threshold. Sports biographies (n = 119) were obtained via an online survey. Prevalence of currently yips-affected golfers was 22.4% in study 1 and 16.7% in study 2. In both studies, more yips-affected than unaffected golfers had experience in playing racket sports. Yips prevalence remained higher than previously estimated prevalence of other movement disorders but decreased when the whole skill range including professionals and novices was considered. Future studies should use the kinematic screening test instead of self-reports to detect the yips and further investigate the influence of previously played racket sports.


Zeitschrift Fur Sportpsychologie | 2009

Sportpsychologie in den Niederlanden

F.C. Bakker; Philipp B. Philippen

Zusammenfassung. Die Sportpsychologie in den Niederlanden hat in den vergangenen 25 Jahren eine erfolgreiche Entwicklung erlebt. Bis circa 1985 war die Stellung der Sportpsychologie relativ marginal; seitdem kann jedoch die Rede von einer beachtlichen Verbesserung sein. Der Lehre und Forschung auf dem Gebiet der Sportpsychologie wird an verschiedenen Universitaten gegenwartig vermehrt Aufmerksamkeit geschenkt. Die Einstellung innerhalb der Sportwelt gegenuber der Sportpsychologie, wie beispielsweise der Unterstutzung der Sportler durch mentales Training, ist auf der ganzen Linie positiv. Das durch den Sport und die Medien geformte Bild der Sportpsychologie ist damit wohlwollender als einstmals. Vor grob drei Jahren wurde die Akkreditierungsregelung eingefuhrt, wodurch die Qualitat der Sportpsychologie gewahrt wird. Als direkte Folge dieser Regelung startete in 2007 die Ausbildung zum Angewandten Sportpsychologen, was die weitere Professionalisierung der Sportpsychologie markiert.


Sport Psychologist | 2012

Understanding the yips in golf: thoughts, feelings, and focus of attention in yips-affected golfers.

Philipp B. Philippen; Babett H. Lobinger


Journal of sport behavior | 2012

The Effects of Smiling and Frowning on Perceived Affect and Exertion While Physically Active

Philipp B. Philippen; F.C. Bakker; Raôul R. D. Oudejans; R. Canal Bruland


Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology | 2014

Diagnosing and measuring the yips in golf putting: A Kinematic description of the involuntary movement component that is the yips

Philipp B. Philippen; Arthur Legler; William Marshall Land; Christoph Schuetz; Thomas Schack


Neuromotion - Aufmerksamkeit, Automatisierung, Adaption. | 2012

Quantifizierung der Symptomatik einer Bewegungsstörung im Golf

Philipp B. Philippen; Arthur Legler; Thomas Schack


Archive | 2011

Focus of attention and motor performance: From theory to analysis

William Marshall Land; Philipp B. Philippen


In: T. Heinen, A. Milek, T. Hohmann & M. Raab (Ed) Embodiment: Wahrnehmung - Kognition - Handlung. Tagung der dvs-Sektion Sportmotorik in Köln | 2011

Embodiment-Effekte von impliziten und expliziten Gesichtsmanipulationen auf Affekt und wahrgenommene Anstrengung

J. Ecke; Philipp B. Philippen


The Sport Psychology and Sport Science Conference | 2010

The personal experience of the yips in golf

Philipp B. Philippen; Babett H. Lobinger


Sportwissenschaft | 2010

The effect of instructions directing attention to learning a stroke movement in golf

Nele Schlapkohl; Tanja Hohmann; Andre Arnold; Philipp B. Philippen; Markus Raab

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Babett H. Lobinger

German Sport University Cologne

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F.C. Bakker

VU University Amsterdam

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Andre Arnold

University of Flensburg

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Markus Raab

German Sport University Cologne

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Nele Schlapkohl

German Sport University Cologne

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William Marshall Land

University of Texas at San Antonio

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