Book Review: The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle
If you haven't read it already, you definitely want to make Daniel Coyle's The Talent Code the next book on your reading list. It could really impact your coaching.
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If you haven't read it already, you definitely want to make Daniel Coyle's The Talent Code the next book on your reading list. It could really impact your coaching.
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A Fresh Season is Terry Pettit's second coaching related book. Like his first, it's a series of essays and other short pieces covering an array of subjects.
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While Living on the Volcano is about soccer managers, the profiles it includes provides and interesting set of perspectives on coaching.
Legacy, by James Kerr, has some structural elements I didn't like and didn't quite match expectations, but definitely has value.
It's not a volleyball book, but Fake Fundamentals by Brian McCormick is the type of book coaches of all sports should read to make them think about what they do.
While it isn't about volleyball, The Inner Game of Tennis is a classic book about the athlete mind and how to progress toward optimal performance.
If you haven't seen it, look up the documentary Trainer! It's a great look in to coaching with elements that definitely relate to what many of us see.