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Moving Towards Coaching Expertise

Moving Towards Coaching Expertise

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How do coaches progress from beginner to expert? According to some frameworks, coaches pass through a series of stages or levels.  The knowl...
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PLAYING AWAY FROM HOME

PLAYING AWAY FROM HOME

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I've written a blog entry for the brand new SPORT section of the Huffington Post. Click on the image to go straight there.
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Wilshaw And Gove's Wobegon Daze

Wilshaw And Gove's Wobegon Daze

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Education commentators have had much fun recently at comments made by  Sir Michael Wilshaw, England's Chief Inspector of Schools. Speaki...
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Why I am (mostly) glad I am a man.  And why nice girls don't do sport

Why I am (mostly) glad I am a man. And why nice girls don't do sport

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Every now and then I am overcome with a feeling of resentment towards women.  I look at them with their shoes and their scatter cushions, an...
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How do sports coaches use social media?

How do sports coaches use social media?

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Hi! We are gathering information relating to sports coaches’ use of Social Media platforms as part of an international survey. For the purpo...
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The blog of lists: 101 summaries of important/interesting research into sport (Part 1)

The blog of lists: 101 summaries of important/interesting research into sport (Part 1)

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Research is a complex and time-consuming activity.  It can involve years of data-gathering, and its findings are often subtle and difficult ...
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