The Talent Equation Podcast
From backyard games to international arena - A conversation on child development with Dr Ian Renshaw
Sep 13, 2017
Dr Ian Renshaw discusses his constraints led approach to skill development in sports, including his son's journey to representing his country. He critiques competition in kids sport, coach education, and emphasizes the need for coaches to allow children to fully explore their skill potential.
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- Implementing game-based approaches in coaching enhances skill acquisition and decision-making in young athletes.
- Coach education programs often face resistance when introducing game-based coaching methods due to traditional practices.
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Playing Development and Talent Pathways in Sports
Implementing game-based approaches in coaching can enhance skill acquisition and decision-making in young athletes. By focusing on creating engaging games that provide ample opportunities for players to explore different tactics and strategies, coaches can help develop talent more effectively. Embracing constraints-led coaching methods can lead to better player retention, safer training environments, and improved skill development.
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