Learning in Development

This week's conversation we chat and reflect on the Constraints Led Approach, discussing what it is, and some of the misconceptions.  

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This week's conversation we chat and reflect with Mark Upton (myfastestmile) & Sean Douglas (Head of Coach Education at Football Federation Australia) on the Australian PFA report Culture Amplifies Talent: Building a Framework for Golden Generations.  

http://pfa.net.au/wp-content/uploads/PFA-Golden-Generation-Report_DIGITAL.pdf

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This week's conversation we chat and reflect with Jukka Tiikkaja (Head of Education, Sports & Exercise Sport Institute of Finland) who shares his experiences on how society understands coach education and the expected outcomes and respective working methods for any learning process. Joining him will be Vladislav Bespomoshchnov who joins us for the second time and works closely with Jukka.  

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This week's conversation we chat and reflect with Perttu Kytöhonka (Swedish Floorball Federation Assistant Coach) who is in a working group led by his native Finland and the national Floorball Federation.  

The group is currently exploring "...if there is some research on competitive junior sports and the notion of ”tough games” really helping the development of athletes or is it only one of these resilient myths.”  

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This week's conversation is an attempt to host a live stream with guests who are listeners of the show to explore further the importance of understanding and developing a culture.   

We asked for questions from listeners with the following being discussed:  

1. Vladislav Bespomoshchnov (Sports Institute of Finland) – “When it comes to studying your own culture - what things to look for in history and path dependency? How to identify bright spots and build up the training/coaching/leadership/management around it?”  

2. Martin Vlk (Calgary West Soccer Association) – “If you would be put into a position to lead a new club, where values are not aligned with yours (such as tryouts in place, traditional coaching approach deeply rooted at the youngest levels U6-12, etc.). How would you approach your work going forward?”  

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This week's conversation we chat and reflect on the last ten weeks of the show and listener's feedback whilst continuing to explore further the coach as an environmental architect. We use the practical framework from AIK and Mark's recent blog post (https://footblogball.wordpress.com).  

Resource - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hx5GAwSA-BI

This week's conversation we chat with Dr. Richard Bailey and his quote on "children are not mini-adults", the paper published on the standard model of talent development and pseudoscience and myths of the brain.  

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This week's conversation we continue to two at different national football associations exploring current research conducted by the KNVB on youth development and their journey through existing pathways. In addition, we continue to discuss the impact these findings have on coach education and in particular the skills required to grow and develop the game in Canada.  

This week we have Jason deVos (Canada Soccer Association) & Jan Verbeek (KNVB)  

This weeks conversation we look Right of Children & Youth Sport and the origins of Salisbury Rovers FC, a youth football club committed to individual development.  

This episodes guest is with Debbie Sayers (Salisbury Rovers FC).  

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This weeks conversation we look at having research inform practical and practical informing research.  

This episodes guest is with Dr. Jennifer Turnidge (Queens University).  

Guests: Mark O'Sullivan - AIK (@markstkhlm)