Győző Ákos Fülöp

Ákos Fülöp is a sports psychologist and health development professional, and the head of the Sport and Performance Psychology Workshop at the MCCMindset School of Psychology. In his private practice, he primarily works with elite athletes; several of his clients have competed at the Tokyo and Paris Olympic Games. Alongside his applied work, he is actively involved in the training of helping professionals as an instructor and participates in international research projects, with a particular focus on mental health and performance psychology. He is the editor and one of the authors of the book Performance Psychology I Human Performance.

His love for sport originates in childhood, and kayaking was an integral part of his life until the Rio Olympic cycle. After his elite athletic career, he gained personal experience in team sports and continued competing as an American football player.

He began his studies in Recreation and Health Promotion at the Hungarian University of Sports Science. Following his elite sports career, he studied psychology at the University of Debrecen, returned to Budapest for his masters degree, and graduated from Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE). He completed his professional specialization through a joint postgraduate program of the Hungarian University of Sports Science and ELTE.