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
Category: Coaching
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
What Are You Practicing?
My most recent post on service reception brought up some interesting responses. One from Alexis (in the comments section) brought
