History
| 1969 | Foundation in Münster. |
| 1970 | Constitutional assembly meeting in Münster. ASP becomes member of FEPSAC. |
| 1971 | First scientific convention of the ASP in Heidelberg. |
| 1972 | Organization of the 3rd European Congress of Sport Psychology in Cologne on behalf of FEPSAC. Erwin Hahn is the first ASP member to be elected onto the board of directors of FEPSAC. |
| 1973 | ASP becomes a member of the International Society of Sport Psychology (ISSP). Hermann Rieder is the first ASP member to be elected as General Secretary of the ISSP during the 3rd Congress of the ISSP in Madrid, Spain. |
| 1974 | At the 29th Congress of the German Society of Psychology (DGfP) in Salzburg, Austria, sport psychology is represented for the first time with a symposium during a Congress of the DGfP. |
| 1979 | The tradition of ASP reports of meetings in cooperation with the BPS-publishing house in Cologne is started with the report on the 10th annual meeting. |
| 1981 | In Munich an ASP convention takes place for the first time during an IAAP Congress. |
| 1984 | During the convention in Bielefeld the hundredth member of ASP greeted. |
| 1985 | Foundation of a "Curriculum of Advanced Learning in Sport Psychology" through the joint support of ASP and BDP (Alliance of German Psychologists). Agreements on cooperation between ASP and the dvs (German Society of Sport Science) are made; ever since ASP functions as a section for sport psychology of the DVS while keeping its independence. In alliance with the DVS, DFG-special experts for sport science/sport psychology are elected for the first time. |
| 1987 | In cooperation with the publishing house Phillipka in Münster, Foundation of the journal "Sportpsychologie" as a journal on sport psychology in German speaking areas. Revision of the constitution of ASP. With Dorothee Alfermann ASP is represented for the first time on the board of directors of the DVS. |
| 1991 | Organization of the 8th Congress of Sport Psychology in Cologne in commission of FEPSAC. The German sport psychological societies of East and West Germany explain their cooperation to ASP. The number of ASP members increases to over 200. |
| 1994 | The journal "Sportpsycholgie" is given up, and the first issue of "Psycholgie & Sport" is published at Karl Hofmann, Schorndorf as a new organ of ASP. |
| 1996 | Roland Seiler was announced from the FEPSAC as managing editor of the "European Yearbook of Sport Psychology" (EYSP). Oliver Stoll developed the asp-homepage. |
| 1997 | On the conference from the 8.-10. May in Jena Kurt Kohl became a honorary member of asp and Hermann Müller received the Karl-Feige-Dissertation Award. Hermann Rieder received the "ISSP-Distinguished International Sport Psychologist Award". Dorothee Alfermann was elected into the Managing Council of ISSP and was invited to join the scientific counsel of the board of the Deutschen Sportbunds (DSB). |
| 1999 | 30 years asp. Petra Wagner received the Karl-Feige-Dissertation Award. |
| 2001 | Markus Raab received the Karl-Feige-Dissertation Award. |
| 2003 | Ralf Brand received the Karl-Feige-Dissertation Award. |
| 2005 | Mathias Weigelt received the Karl-Feige-Dissertation Award. |
| 2007 | Gorden Sudeck received the Karl-Feige-Dissertation Award. |
| 2009 | Jeannine Ohlert received the Karl-Feige-Dissertation Award. |
