A Game Sense Approach with Shane Pill

Episode #250 of The Coaches Network Podcast.

The guest for this episode is Shane Pill.

Shane Pill (PhD) is an Associate Professor in Physical Education and Sport at Flinders University, Kaurna Yerta: Adelaide, South Australia. Shane is one of Australia’s leading thinkers and innovators in games and sport teaching, and sport coaching. He teaches and researches in physical education and sport pedagogy, curriculum, sport coaching, sport development, and educational leadership. Shane has over 200 scholarly and academic publications, and he is highly sought after speaker, consultant and collaborator. Shane is a Life Member and Fellow of the Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER). He has been an active sport coach across several sports since 1988, and formerly taught physical education and science in schools for 18 years. For more details on Shane’s work see.

Shane joins Coach Yas to share insights on his journey into his research into a game sense approach, the benefits of using games to engage and support the development of youth athletes and why coaches should be more engaged with the idea of games based approaches, plus more!

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