The Inner Game Of Tennis – Part Two
I have written before about ‘The Inner Game of Tennis’. I came across an interview on youtube with the man
Category: Coaching
Idleness Aversion And Aggressive Coaching
People don’t like to sit around. For example, I have spent time with people who will, by choice, drive kilometres
Eye Work – Number 4 and counting…
It is nothing new to reveal here as I have mentioned it before, often, but what you look at in
Eye Work 3
I have written about ‘eye work‘ a few times in various contexts, both playing and coaching. Eye work in this
The 10,000 Hours Battle
The 10,000 Hour Rule is a fascinating concept. To recap for the 10,000th time (see how I did that), it
The Life Of A Coach
Here is something that you don’t get to see very often, what a coach actually does with his day. This
The Inner Game Of Tennis
Several (volleyball) lifetimes ago, I had a young player in my team. Although he was only a year or two
Motivation
I’ve long been of the opinion that intrinsic motivation is the most important form of motivation in professional (or any
Eye Work For Coaches
There is a lot of information floating around on the importance of eye work for players. There is a lot
How Much Is One Repetition Worth?
The first day I studied coaching at university we were introduced to the Principles of Training. The most important of
