Reading is the cheapest and most effective ways to improve your coaching. Here are some books to consider. Do you have any book suggestions?
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It's a simple concept: come matchday, everyone in your team gets the same time on the pitch.
But, what are the benefits and how can you adopt this approach?
We explore all in this article ⬇️
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"You don't win by wanting to win... the philosophy is rooted in a shared purpose, a deep understanding of the players' characters - including what motivates them and how they respond to stressful situations - and defined measures of success" bbc.co.uk/sport/football/646…
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Steve Kerr on Culture 👇
🗣"You can't just create a culture by saying what it is or writting it down. That's a good start but you have to follow that up by practicing those values each day… You can’t come in and yell at your players all day. There has to be joy in practice.”
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Jeff VanGundy on the root causes of most Player/Coach confrontations: 1) Player is simply not good enough 2) Player is not unselfish enough, does not want to pass 3) Player is not conditioned, is out of shape physically and 4) Player is not Committed to Defense, to winning.
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INFOGRAPHIC - 'What can you do to help your child's coach?'
If there have been times when you have wondered what you can do as a parent to help the coach then hopefully this infographic will give you a few tips.
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Bad attitudes can be very draining as a coach, but if you first try to better understand why this attitude exists, it will hopefully allow you to empathize with that player.
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Currently reading - “Zen in the Art of Archery” by Eugen Herrigel.
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🚨 Coaching🚨
Four of the best books I’ve read in a while - each has significantly added to my coaching. Magnificent insight by each author; highly recommend ⚽️
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I couldn't find any books about the emotional toll of being a head coach in elite sports. So, I wrote the book myself.
#TheToughStuff focuses on the stuff you don't see -- the weight of caring, the identity issues, the loneliness, the borderline decisions, the sleeplessness.
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I believe there is a time to be hard on your team. But it is a rare exception.
This should be the regular norm 👇🏽👇🏽
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This book will turn most peoples idea of how well they actually listen upside down - brilliantly written and brings one of our most important, yet neglected, skills into the daylight. If you read one book this year, let this be it....#GameChanger #YoureNotListening
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A great read for connecting your everyday work to a bigger picture.
“A simple metric: show up and keep showing up.” @johnsonwhitney
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This is my current read 📚 What are you reading (or listening to) this week? 📖
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Taken a while but finally finished 'Black Box Thinking' by @matthewsyed . Very thought provoking across a number of areas. Which one to read next? @JonnyHenderson
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Steve Kerr on the role of the coach👇
🗣"It's their team. That's one of the first things you have to consider as a coach...It's the players team and they have to take ownership of it. As coaches our job is to nudge them in the right direction & guide them. We don't control them."