Coaching in a positive way allows the person being coached to open up and be more perceptive. Coaching in such a way where the person being coached feels angry or guilty may cause this person to shut down. These findings come from neuro-scientists at Case Western have examined the brain's response pathways to different coaching styles. I should point out here that coaching in these cases refers more to the type of coaching you would experience in the business world... arguably, there are many carry-overs to sports coaching.
Thoughts on the practice of coaching and sport psychology -- published by Andy Driska.
Showing posts with label communication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label communication. Show all posts
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Coaching with compassion
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brain,
coachability,
coaching,
communication,
neuropsychology,
positive,
sport psychology,
youth sport
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Rebuilding Team Confidence (Video)
At the Institute for the Study of Youth Sports at Michigan State, we have assembled a few videos regarding building team confidence. This video features Dr. Larry Lauer providing some practical advice for ice hockey coaches seeking to improve team and player confidence.
More videos will follow later this week, which I will post at this site.
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coaching,
communication,
confidence,
consulting,
focus,
high-performance sport,
hockey,
mental toughness,
race preparation,
sport psychology,
training,
youth sport
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