
Dr. Jamie Taylor
Assistant professor in coaching and elite performance at Dublin City University. Senior coach developer at Grey Matters UK.
Top 3 podcasts with Dr. Jamie Taylor
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Nov 23, 2024 • 1h 11min
Dr Jamie Taylor - Bridging the Gap Between Theory & Practice
Dr. Jamie Taylor is an Assistant Professor at Dublin City University and an experienced coach developer, co-author of "Skill Acquisition, Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice." He dives into coaching's theoretical underpinnings, discussing learning theories like ecological dynamics and active inference. Taylor emphasizes bridging the theory-practice gap, adapting strategies for individual athlete needs. He explores mental models, the role of social sciences in coaching, and how to evolve from competence to expertise for effective coaching outcomes.

Mar 13, 2025 • 59min
#419 Dr. Jamie Taylor on Sport Skill Acquisition, Coach Development, and the Keys to Designing Effective, Engaging and Challenges Practices
Dr. Jamie Taylor, an assistant professor at Dublin City University and senior coach developer, delves into sport skill acquisition and coaching methodologies. He emphasizes the importance of personalized coaching and understanding the psychology behind skill development. Taylor discusses the balance between challenge and success in training, tailored approaches for athletes, and adapting coaching styles based on individual needs. He also highlights the significance of professionalism in grassroots coaching and shares insights from his new book on integrating theory with practice.

Mar 7, 2025 • 56min
The Why Behind Coaching: Developing Expertise and Decision-Making
Jamie Taylor, an expert in sport skill acquisition and coaching, shares his insights as an Assistant Professor at Dublin City University and a coach developer. He explores the vital 'why' behind coaching techniques, urging coaches to move beyond templates to enhance player development. Discussion includes the balance of exploration versus exploitation in skill acquisition, the role of reflection in improving coaching, and optimizing session planning tailored to athletes' needs. This is a must-listen for anyone passionate about refining their coaching craft!