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We had a great time playing in the OK Cup- Prague 🇨🇿
We had a great time playing in the OK Cup- Prague 🇨🇿
Coach Silli
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Ice Hockey Coach | Author of: “Where the F*uck is My Coaching Board?”| Former Team GB Head Coach
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I think, as coaches, we may feel our value is in giving more detail, more drills, more tactics.
But there is a lot more value in giving less and keeping it simple, focusing on execution rather than more information, which can have the opposite effect.
But there is a lot more value in giving less and keeping it simple, focusing on execution rather than more information, which can have the opposite effect.
As Ryan Huska explains, it's not the amount of drills you use, it's finding the right ones that help them execute at game speed. LISTEN: hubs.la/Q04F7y9G0View quoted post on X
Coach: Do your people take real ownership, or do they just follow instructions carefully so they don’t get in trouble?
The difference is usually how the coach treats the first mistake.
The difference is usually how the coach treats the first mistake.
I stepped down as coach so I could play.
Told myself it was for the team.
It was for me. We got relegated.
Told myself it was for the team.
It was for me. We got relegated.
England’s Thomas Tuchel defended Ben White by judging the player he sees today.
An old reputation can follow someone long after their behaviour changes.
How much weight should a leader give someone’s past when their current contribution tells a different story?
An old reputation can follow someone long after their behaviour changes.
How much weight should a leader give someone’s past when their current contribution tells a different story?
