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The Coaches' Corner

Understanding the complex phenomena of coaching and teaching through reflections, experiences and literature

Raising the Bar: Sporting Economics & Performance Inflation

There are certain places in world sport that leading up to a major event hum with palpable anticipation, expectation and…

ability, Beckham, cardiff, Coaching, elite, Federer, Ian McGeechan, inflation, intelligence, Ken Robinson, Millennium Stadium, performance, Six Nations, Sport, world class

The Show Must Go On: 2014 Reflections

What a year it’s been. When you look back on the highs and lows of 2014, the year seems to…

2014, cardiff, Coaching, creativity, Cricket, education, Empowerment, endeavour, Facebook, management, reflection, social media, Sport, structure, teaching, the apprentice, Twitter, university

Moscow Rules: How Jack Bauer Can Improve Your Batting

Whatever sport you are involved in coaches will tell you the importance of purposeful practice; to make use of every…

Batting, Coaching, Cricket, Jack Bauer, Practice, Sport

Behind the Scenes: The Art of Successful Teams

It seems that teamwork as a phenomenon has been inadvertently thrust into the media spotlight over the last few weeks,…

Finding a Balance: Learning Through Mistakes

Taking a trip down memory lane, can you remember what it was like learning to walk for the very first…

Coaching, dweck, education, fixed vs growth, language, Mindset, mistakes, perceptions, Psychology, reflection, teaching

David vs Goliath: The Advantages of Disadvantages

Favourites. Anyone who has engaged in some form of competition be it sport, business, conflict or any other industry, will…

300, Bible, Coaching, Cricket, David & Goliath, Dyslexia, Favourites, Gary Cohn, Jos Buttler, Malcolm Gladwell, Sport, Strategy, Tactics, Underdogs, Wall Street

Can Being Less Precise Make You More Effective?

Have you ever had to perform a task that involves some small, minute target? It might be trying to hit…

Coaching, Cricket, darts, Football, goal setting, Mindset, planning, precision, sports psychology, target, teaching, tennis

Break Time: Preventing Coach & Teacher Burnout

It’s the middle of half term, the roller-coaster Premier and Football League season has come to an end, as has…

burnout, Coaching, Football, half term, health, holiday, manchester city, Psychology, rest, teaching, wellbeing

The ‘Goosebump’ Team Talk

A couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to witness a pre-match team talk that almost left me lost…

Coaching, Cricket, Football, inspire, mistakes, motivation, school, Sport, TBGS, team talk

Keeping It Simple: Developing World Class Basics

It’s been a typically busy few weeks here at Millfield School, even more so with students entering their favourite time…

All Blacks, basics, Coaching, Cricket, Millfield School, Mindset, simple, world class

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