Key to Coaching Success: Team Organization
A coach who is skillful in team organization is one who gets the absolute most of their personnel. This is a major driver of success in a team sport.
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A coach who is skillful in team organization is one who gets the absolute most of their personnel. This is a major driver of success in a team sport.
The quality, depth, and breadth of players available to the coach go a long way in determining success. So too does the ability to make good selections.
Do you know why Supercoach Sam wins so much? It could be any of a number of factors. Best to understand which one(s) before you try to replicate them.
We coaches (should) know how much we can influence those around us, emotionally and otherwise. It's something we also need to teach our players about.
The Little Book of Talent features a bunch of really interesting things to think about as a coach, in a very consumable fashion.
The "just go for the ball" mentality coaches and players adopt is one I discourage because it leads at best to inefficient play and at worst to injury.
Being more of an extrovert or an introvert can influence how effectively you work with different types of teams in your coaching.
Comments from a brain researcher at an exercise science conference speak to the influance of the coaching environment we create on our athletes.
Goals can be very useful things, which is why they are so often encouraged. There is a downside to them, though, that is little talked about.