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💭 | Why coaches should STOP using the word ‘talent’ and START using the word ‘ability’. Our #TuesdayThoughts
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🚨 | Sure this will be a must listen for all coaches. Two guys who hold and present a diplomatic, pragmatic view of coaching in contrast with the positional ideologues we often find on here...
A snippet from this week's episode of The Sport Psych Show with Sport Coaching lecturer at Loughborough University, Dr Ed Cope @EdCope1 and Professor of Coaching and Pedagogy at Loughborough University, Prof Chris Cushion @CoachC1. Listen here apple.co/3a4yGLY
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💭 | A very valuable theory that coaches can use to view coaching practice if they get their heads into it. - “Throw one tennis ball and the person receiving it has a good chance of catching it. Throw five tennis balls and they might not have chance to even catch one”.
Cognitive Load Theory ... the key terms explained 🧠👍🏻 by @Inner_Drive Very helpful!
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💭 | Our thoughts re: the terminology saga that has flooded this platform recently... Whilst there may be confusion around terms that sometimes causes people (coach to coach, coach to player + others) to effectively talk past each other on what may be the same concepts.. 1/6
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💭 | Particularly given that a lot of these people played the game professionally. This allows the trend of lazy/poor/surface level punditry and analysis to continue. 5/6
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💭 | At risk of going out on a tangent, this may also go some way towards explaining why there was so much push back when @AlexScott first came on screen and provided a better level of work that we are accustomed to expect, people in these roles will have felt threatened 6/6
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🙌 | This #AprilFoolsDay we reflect on a busy month of March where our followers have continued to grow. We brought #MondayMotivation, #TuesdayThoughts, #WednesdayWisdom as well as #ThrowbackThursday, #FridayFollow, #SaturdaySuggestions and joined in the #SundayShare 1/2
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🙌 | Going forward we intend to continue providing thought provoking content on the page, combined with new blog posts around a variety of topics releasing on the website. 2/2
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📚 | Start With Why by @simonsinek is a great read for anyone leading groups of coaches, multi-disciplinary teams etc. This weeks #SundayShare
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❔| What would you like to see more of on this page? If other, please comment below #SaturdaySuggestions
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💬 | Brendan Rodgers on Silver Medallists. #WednesdayWisdom
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💭 | When you coach, are you a boss or a leader? #TuesdayThoughts
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📚 | Talent Development by @DCGreyMattersUK & @AineGreyMatters ... A must read for all coaches operating in talent development environments. #SundayShare
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❔| What areas would you like to see discussed on the blog? If other, please comment below #SaturdaySuggestions
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