
Skill Acquisition
Skill acquisition is the foundation of sports science that all practitioners, coaches, and clinicians should understand.
The study of how coaches interact with their athletes and use technology and data to analyse performance is known as coaching science. This field of study tries to understand what makes athletes ‘tick’ and how coaches can use psychology and technology in order to improve their performance.
As the world of coaching is very complex, our aim is to simplify that science so that coaches, athletes, and everybody else can understand how to use coaching, psychology, and data in order to improve sports performance.
Skill acquisition is the foundation of sports science that all practitioners, coaches, and clinicians should understand.
A needs analysis is the process of determining what qualities are necessary for the athlete, the sport, or a combination of both.
Bio-banding is the process of grouping athletes based on attributes associated with growth and maturation, rather than chronological age.
Understand how to use cluster sets to maximise power, hypertrophy, and strength.
Train the skill of sprinting with resistance while maintaining perfect technique.
Luka Milanovic to joins us on the Science for Sport Podcast to give an insight into what goes on behind the closed gym doors at the World Cup.
Applying the lessons learned from powerlifting to other sports with world-class powerlifter and S&C coach Tanno de Pender.
We speak to David Jackson to hear his thoughts on the importance of breathing well, and how to do it properly.
How Tom Watkins helps the e Fijian rugby league players to perform optimally.
In addition to psychology’s clear importance to performance, Eyre believes that the role of sport psychology will only increase in the future.
To be one step ahead of the game, hear what Ashley Jones, Strength and Conditioning (S&C) coach with thirty years of experience, has to say.
To become a highly skilled and sought-after S&C coach, it is advisable to explore the fields of behavioural psychology and leadership.
This article explores the physical demands of womens football and the key physiological metrics coaches should be tracking.
Culture development is one of the buzz phrases of modern sport, and coaches play a huge role in helping build a strong culture within a human performance program.
Culture development is one of the buzz phrases of modern sport, and coaches play a huge role in helping build a strong culture within a human performance program.
Coaches often use unique approaches as they try to find a way to improve athlete development. However, implementing models and frameworks to develop consistency can be vital, a leading performance and rehabilitation coach says.
Youth development is highly complex and involves multiple key stakeholders. But how can coaches, teachers and youth athletes themselves best work together?
There are myriad variables an athlete and their coach must navigate when it comes to performance – training, injury risk, human biology and strength and conditioning to name just a few. But one way to mitigate this complexity is through a sports needs analysis.
Learn from a world-class coach how you can improve your athletes' agility. This course also includes a practical coaching guide to help you to design and deliver your own fun and engaging agility sessions.
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