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 The Responsibility And Privilege Of Coaching Youth Sports
The author shares his coaching journey and highlighted the great responsibility and privilege of coaching youth sports... Read More
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Become A Youth Sports Coach, It’ll Make You A Better Person
The article provides tips for a youth sports coach that can help to develop himself/herself as a person and leader... Read More
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Tara VanDerveer Is A Stanford Educator - With 1000 Basketball Coaching Wins
Autobiography of Tara VanDerveer who has accumulated 1000 NCAA wins and coached the 1996 US women’s basketball team to Olympic success... Read More
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 What Makes A Good Sport Coach?
Interviews with Daniel Newcombe and Will Roberts on what makes a good sport coach; relating on how all kids learn differently and that the learning responsibility should be placed upon athletes for them to develop skills like problem solving... Read More
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How To Tame A Dragon. Coaches Are Overcoming The Dominant Chinese Badminton World
An interview with Fernando Rivas, the coach of current Olympic badminton champion Carolina Marin from Spain, on how they managed to overcome the odds to achieve Olympic success... Read More
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Why I Coach Youth Sports
A coach sharing his experience on how he regained his passion for youth coaching after a season of feeling burnt-out... Read More
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State of Play: Role of Youth Coach More Challenging Than Ever
Youth coaches play a key role in developing and motivating the children they come into contact with. However, there is an increasing obsession with identifying talent at an earlier stage. The evidence suggests, in reality, that giving kids a broad range of experience for as long as possible has the best outcomes in terms of talent maximisation and personal development. Youth coaches should educate the children with the joy of learning that encourages the development of talent... Read More
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What Makes a Good Coach? This article looks at what makes a good youth coach and discusses on qualities such as one that supports, rewards, teaches, and makes a sport fun.... Read More
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