Managing athletes' ego involvement in youth sport coaching
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Managing athletes' ego involvement in youth sport coaching
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In the first of three episodes looking at practical dilemmas coaches face when 'doing the job of coaching', I discuss the place, role, and management of competition across training and matchday environments, specifically within youth sport from a self determination theory perspective. Beyond binary recommendations, however, the real world of coaching requires skill in managing the dosage of competition and all its interpersonal requirements to fully support athletes' psychological needs and linger term quality of motivation.
My PhD thesis influenced this work:STORRE: A qualitative multiple case study exploration of the antecedents of the interpersonal behaviours of youth football coaches in Scotland based on a self-determination theory framework
If you like this episode I recommend checking out these previous episodes too:
Autonomy supportive coaching 101
Competence supportive coaching 101
Relatedness supportive coaching 101
Cesar Torres - A defence of competition in youth sports
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