Your athletes/players performances will improve…

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on September 25th, 2020

For: Coaches.
Survey: Your athletes/players performances will improve…1 question – true/false.
Results: Friday 2nd October 2020.
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Results – Learning to ride a bike

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on September 18th, 2020

Thanks to those who took part.
Results: Learning to ride a bike.
Does anyone see this another way?
Coaches: Metaphorically speaking – what “stabilisers” do you use with your athletes/players that may actually hinder learning?

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Learning to ride a bike

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on September 11th, 2020

For: Coaches, educators or parents.
Learning to ride a bike: One question – true/false.
Results: Next week Friday 18th.
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Results – From a motivational standpoint…

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on September 4th, 2020

Thanks to those who took part.
Results: From a motivational standpoint…
Coaches: What can we do / what do we do to help our athletes love their sport?

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From a motivational standpoint…

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on August 28th, 2020

For: Coaches.
Survey: From a motivational standpoint…One question Option 1 or 2.
Survey closes & results: Friday 4th September 2020.
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Results – Coaching Cues / Reminders.

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on August 21st, 2020

Here are the results for: Coaching Cues / Reminders.
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Coaching Cues / Reminders

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on August 14th, 2020

For: Coaches.
One question. Option 1 or 2.
Results: Next week.
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Results – Perfect Practice Is Errorless Practice

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on August 7th, 2020

Here are the results: Perfect Practice Is Errorless Practice.
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So what is perfect practice? What is errorless practice?

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Perfect Practice Is Errorless Practice

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on July 31st, 2020

Who agrees? One question – Agree/Disagree. Thanks.

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Results – “As long as you hit the outcomes.”

Comments (0) Posted in Tutors Coaches and Educators by Phil Amos on July 24th, 2020

For: Tutors, Coaches and Educators.
Here are the results to the question posted last week: “As long as you hit the outcomes,” – This is a useful phrase tutors can say when discussing course delivery with each other – True / False?
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Thoughts?

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