How is your coaching prioritized?
How do you prioritize the time and effort that goes into coaching your team? Here are some thoughts on that subject from a fellow blogger.
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How do you prioritize the time and effort that goes into coaching your team? Here are some thoughts on that subject from a fellow blogger.
Guest players at training was a fairly regular occurrence when I coached in Sweden. There are different types, though, each with their own considerations.
After eight straight victories during pre-season and the first part of the regular season, we finally suffered our first defeat - in disappointing fashion.
It bothers me when I see some players not taking part in the team huddle during timeouts. Is a little exercise worth them not being with the team?
A night out with some of the players' parents from the team and others involved with the club presented some interesting situations.
Some decisions are motivated by wanting to avoid something. In these cases some cautious should be exercised to avoid going from one extreme to another.
In which I answer a question from a reader's email about line-ups, substitutions, and systems when coaching a 12-and-under team.
A relatively inexperienced coach blogged about her experience, allowing us to recall what it's like to be that new to coaching.
I tend to think of myself from a coaching perspective as more of a facilitator in the player development process rather than a teacher.