Creating Representative Training Environments for Athletes

Tyler Yearby is a movement skill coach who is part of a growing community of movement specialists that are challenging orthodoxy within coaching in the U.S. Tyler has been heavily involved in supporting Shawn Myzska in creating the Sport Movement Skill Conference.

Tyler has worked in a range of sports but his main focus is American Football and he has a range of clients that are playing professionally in the Canadian Football League. In this conversation we explore the ways that Tyler uses ecological principles to guide his coaching and help athletes to develop the skill to perform at their sport. We discuss the challenges of working using a non linear approach and explore ways that we design environments that allow athletes to discover skilful performance strategies.

This is a great discussion that I really enjoyed

https://tyinspiremovement.com/

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