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The Practice Session - Talent Development

Martindale, Russell

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Talent identification and development is an important part of youth sports coaching and it is clear that coaches and significant others play an important role at every stage. This chapter provides an understanding of how young people develop from novice to elite level. It also outlines common pitfalls and misconceptions about the necessary requirements and characteristics of talented youngsters (such as early selection and specialisation, win focus). Implications for effective talent development are provided, with practical examples of what coaches can do to facilitate the process and help to develop the potential of all young people within their influence.

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Martindale, R. (2014). The Practice Session - Talent Development. In Practical Sports Coaching. Routledge

Acceptance Date Oct 15, 2014
Publication Date Nov 11, 2014
Deposit Date May 11, 2017
Publicly Available Date May 11, 2017
Publisher Routledge
Book Title Practical Sports Coaching
Chapter Number 7
ISBN 9781444176704
Keywords coaching, practice sessions,
Public URL http://researchrepository.napier.ac.uk/Output/439321
Contract Date May 11, 2017

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