F*** it, lets just teach them!
Malcolm Blight was one of the greatest (Aussie) footballers of all time. In his time men were men, the primary
Tag: Coaching Philosophy
“You Haven’t Taught Until They’ve Learned”
I came across this quote the other day that was attributed to the great American basketball coach John Wooden (I’ve
Coping With A Crisis
The North American ice hockey league (NHL) has a yearly event that they call the Winter Classic, which is when
A Great Coach Talking To His Player?
“I am not here to work you like a puppet. You make your own choices, you’re the author of your
Notes on ‘Secrets’
Huy wrote an interesting comment on my Keith Richards post. Here are some highlights that I thought would be better
Coaching Lessons From Keith Richards
The Keith Richards memoir is an interesting and entertaining read. The passage that most grabbed my attention today was about
The Net Live : Lloy Ball, Recovery and Coaching Ethics
The last couple of episodes of The Net Live have included some very interesting interviews and discussions. On the podcast
The Most Important Coaching Research Ever
The most important coaching research I’ve ever come across is nothing to do the techniques or tactics or conditioning for
Hugh McCutcheon on ‘The Net Live’
After winning the recent Women’s World Grand Prix, ‘The Net Live’ interviewed US women’s coach Hugh McCutheon. To the surprise
How Important Are Coaches Really? – “The Talent Code” Reviewed
To prevent any excess of suspense, the answer is very – but maybe not in the way you think. Challenges
At Home On The Court 