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EMBRACING WRONG

STOP PRESS: I am delighted to announce that Arton 'Float Sting ' Baleci and I are running a new course on learning - for coaches, ...

I've recently written a new blog article for the Huffington Post. Its topic is the relationship between sport and the healthy physical a...

Having just returned from watching the German Cup Final, with all of the diving, playing for fouls, and general gamesmanship that are often ...

One of the ironies of modern culture is that, despite the remarkable advances of science and medicine, many people continue to believe utter...

Coaching and teaching are essentially thinking activities. Excellent coaching and teaching demand imagination, reflection and analysis. For ...

Hi! We are gathering information relating to sports coaches’ use of Social Media platforms as part of an international survey. For the purpo...

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

I am really pleased to say that the next blog entry has been written by Dr Jennifer Leigh, an expertise on yoga and somatic education. I as...