Sport coaching concepts a framework for coaching practice. created by John Lyle and Chris Cushion.
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TextPublisher: Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 2017Copyright date: ©2017Edition: Second EditionDescription: xiii, 353 pages; 26 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780415675772
- GV711 LYL
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Includes bibliography and index.
Introduction 1. Developments in the field2. Developing a conceptual framework3. The coaching process4. Coaching domains and the role of the coach5. Expertise in sport coaching 6. Modelling the coaching process7. A proposed model for coaching8. Operationalising the model: or, what coaches really do!9. Approaches to coaching: linking theory and practice10. Sport coaching in social context11. Coaching philosophy12. Pedagogy in practice13. The professionalisation of sport coaching14. Coach education and coaching practice15. Setting a research agenda
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