In this episode, Steve Kwan welcomes back Francesco Fonte for an in-depth exploration of what Francesco calls the “timeline of coaching:”
For coaches: INFO → SKILLS → GAMES
For athletes: GAMES → SKILLS → INFO
Francesco explains how effective Jiu-Jitsu instruction should reverse the traditional info-dump model: instead of starting with detailed techniques, coaches should design games that develop essential skills, which only later become associated with specific concepts and information.
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Resources discussed in this episode:
Francesco's “timeline of coaching” Instagram post
https://www.instagram.com/p/DLubCRqtpd3
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