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LTBP #27 - Nick Winkelman Interview: The Art & Science of Coaching

Apr 10, 2017
In this episode, Stuart interviews Nick Winkelman, head of athletic performance at the IRFU. They discuss work-life balance, cueing in coaching, explicit vs implicit learning, autonomy supportive coaching, and the importance of reflective practice.
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  • External cues in coaching facilitate motor learning and enhance performance.
  • Reflective practice helps coaches identify areas for improvement and continuously improve.

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The Power of External Cues in Coaching

The use of external cues in coaching is crucial for facilitating motor learning and improving performance. External cues, such as focusing on the outcome or the effect of the movement on the environment, have been shown to be more effective than internal cues, which focus on specific joints or muscles. Research has consistently demonstrated that external cues lead to better retention of skills and are especially valuable in high-pressure situations. Coaches should strive to use external cues to guide their clients and athletes, helping them achieve optimal movement patterns and enhance their performance.

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