Coaching Project

TJ and Dr Gary Bowman discuss team topics such as conflict, harmony, and competition as it relates to culture and performance.

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Observational Learning

-The power of observational learning in building self-efficacy

-Albert Bandura's social learning theory

-Using observational learning to develop your coaching craft

Read Dr Gary Bowman's blog on observational learning here:

https://propelhp.com/kgb-vol-23-observational-learning/

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Since this interview, Brett has moved on to become the Head Coach of the Iowa Wild in the American Hockey League.

Dr Gary Bowman joins to co-host this episode with our guest, Brett McLean, Assistant coach with the Minnesota Wild in the National Hockey League.

As a player, his career spanned over 1000 pro games in 7 leagues: including 385 in the NHL, 274 in the AHL and stops in the ECHL, IHL, in North America. He also played in top leagues in Europe: Switzerland - NLA, Austria - EBEL, and Sweden - SHL.

Additionally, he competed in 6 Spengler Cups and the IIHF World Junior Championship for Canada.

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Pavel Datsyuk is one of the 100 greatest NHL players of all time. His unique and sophisticated skill set has garnered him the name, “Magic Man”. We examine the ecological dynamics of athlete development, using Datsyuk as the back drop for the discussion.

I am thrilled to welcome Vladislav Bespomoschnov and Mark O’Sullivan who published the case study, “Pavel Datsyuk: Learning, Development, and Becoming the Magic Man.

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Twitter: @markstkhlm

Blog on Learning IN Development and task design

https://footblogball.wordpress.com/2021/04/30/a-player-learning-in-development-framework/

Email: [email protected]

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@vladbspm

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Common pitfalls

Navigating the challenges

Connecting with athletes

Framework for getting the most out of your exit interviews

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This is an excerpt from a presentation on Holistic Player Development for Hockey Without Borders.

For the full video presentation go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB2tTu7TltI&t=29s

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Dr. Gary Bowman and I are analyzing the book, Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink and Leif Babon, extracting the principles and applying them to high-performing sports teams.

Our special guest for the chapter, Prioritize and Execute is, Mike Wisceup, Vice President and Harold Alfond Director of Athletics at Colby College; Retired Navy SEAL Officer.

His personal decorations include the Bronze Star Medal with Valor, Purple Heart, Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Joint Service Achievement Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Combat Action Ribbon, and various unit, campaign and personal citations.

Commander (ret) Wisecup retired from the Navy in November 2018 and joined Colby College where he currently serves as Vice President and Harold Alfond.

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Special learning and networking event for subscribers of the Coaching Project. Subscribe here: https://tjmanastersky.com/home/newsletter/ for access to future events.

We are using Cody Royle’s groundbreaking new book as inspiration: ‘The Tough Stuff, Seven Hard Truths About Being a Head Coach’.

We will discuss:

The hardest parts of being a head coach

Strategies for optimal performance in coaching

Personal stories of failure and success

This was an interactive format for coaches of any sport. It’s perfect for head coaches and anyone who aspires to be a head coach, hires head coaches, or plays for a head coach.

Panel includes:

Hosted by, TJ Manastersky, Head Coach, Curry College, NCAA Ice-Hockey

Jamion Christian – Head Coach, The George Washington University, NCAA Men’s Basketball

Sarah Raymond – Head Coach, Williams College, NCAA Women’s Soccer

Dan Ryan – Head Coach, Leeds Rhinos, Superleague Netball

Danial Puckhaber – Head Coach, St. Lawrence University, NCAA Football

Wes Wolfe – Head Coach, Cobourg Cougars, OJHL Ice-Hockey

For an overview on this topic please read Cody Royle’s book, “The Tough Stuff – Seven Hard Truths About Being a Head Coach”.

Johan Lundskog, Head Coach of SC Bern of the National League in Switzerland joins the Coaching Project podcast.

We discuss:

-his journey from coaching the Bradford Rattlers to SC Bern.

-how his coaching philosophy was shaped with Frolunda of the Swedish Hockey League

-the impact of culture on developing players

-his vision for SC Bern

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Nate Leslie, Executive Coach and former professional hockey player joins the Coaching Project podcast to discuss leading through curiosity and asking better questions in order to connect with our athletes and improve performance.

I highly recommend watching his documentary, “Rinks of Hope – Project Mongolia” - https://www.lgsports.ca/downloads/project-mongolia/

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