What if the best coaching advice in the world is already out there, and you just haven’t learned about it? Every episode, I take one piece of real coaching research and break it down into three big ideas and two actions you can apply straight away, all in under 15 minutes. If you want to coach smarter, not harder, this podcast is for you.
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Sport coaching research holds the answers to your biggest coaching questions, yet most of it stays buried in academic journals written for academics, not coaches like you.
In the Coaching Research to Results podcast, your host, Beth Barz, takes one real research paper and breaks it down into three big ideas and two actions you can apply in your next coaching session, all in under 15 minutes. If you want to coach smarter, not harder, this podcast is for you.
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Are your practice sessions built on drills first, game later, and are your athletes still struggling to make smart decisions when it counts? In this episode of Coaching Research To Results, the host, Beth Barz, breaks down a systematic review and meta-analysis of 25 studies and nearly 1,700 athletes examining Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU) and its impact on decision-making in sport.Â
If you coach any sport at any level, from youth athletes to collegiate competitors, and you want practical, research-backed strategies for building game intelligence and tactical understanding, this episode delivers one research paper, three sticky ideas, and two actions you can use in your very next training session. Tune in to discover what the evidence really says about sequencing skill instruction and game-based learning, and why the answer might change how you plan your entire practice.