

Facilitating learning in sport by "creating a skateboard environment" - A conversation with Mark O'Sullivan
May 2, 2018
Mark O'Sullivan discusses the impact of culturally resilient beliefs, the benefits of creating a skateboard environment for learning, and the harmfulness of pursuing ideal technical models in coaching. He compares his coaching approach to that of a sculptor or painter, emphasizing the importance of natural movement development and challenging conformity in education and coaching. They also challenge the traditional view of the brain as a computer and highlight the continuous flow of information between the brain and body in dynamic sports. The hosts discuss the value of research, reflection, and interactive discussions in coaching, as well as the importance of challenging culturally resilient beliefs for growth.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Mark O'Sullivan's Recent Projects and Experiences
01:56 • 12min
Challenges in Knowing When Learning Has Been Pushed Far Enough
14:24 • 4min
Creating a Skateboard Environment: 1v2 Drill
18:52 • 13min
Creating an Environment for Natural Movement Development
31:51 • 3min
Conformity in Education and Coaching
34:58 • 6min
Redefining Information Processing in Sports
41:06 • 17min
Thinking, Research, and Reflection
58:11 • 6min
Discussion on Culturally Resilient Beliefs and Appreciation for Supporters
01:04:38 • 2min