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THE COACHING CRAFT BLOG
Read evidence-based articles exploring sport psychology, leadership, and coach education.


The Power of Small Technical Instructions in Coaching
In high-performance sport, coaching is often linked to complex tactical systems, advanced sports science, and inspirational leadership. While these elements are important, the foundation of effective coaching often relies on something more subtle. Small technical instructions, delivered at the right moment and with precision, can create transformational outcomes. These brief, targeted cues may last only a few seconds, but they shape the movement patterns, decisions, and psych

TheCoachingMindsetOrg
Dec 3, 20257 min read


The Power of Peer Coaching in Sports
In the world of sports, we often focus on the traditional coach-athlete dynamic. While that relationship is undeniably crucial, there's a potent force for growth that often goes untapped: the power of peer coaching and collaborative development. It's essential to recognize that learning isn't just a top-down process; it's a shared journey. Athletes can empower each other to reach new heights. At The Coaching Mindset, we understand that fostering a collaborative environment is

TheCoachingMindsetOrg
Jun 25, 20253 min read


Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk: How Communication Builds Team Cohesion
At The Coaching Mindset, we know that a team is more than just a group of individuals; it's a living, breathing entity. And just like any healthy organism, it thrives on effective communication. In the world of sport, where split-second decisions and unwavering trust are paramount, the way team members communicate can be the difference between victory and defeat. But more importantly, it shapes the very fabric of the team, fostering a sense of belonging, shared purpose, and u

TheCoachingMindsetOrg
Jun 19, 20253 min read


How to Provide Constructive Feedback to Athletes
Feedback is an essential part of coaching and athlete development. When delivered effectively, it can motivate athletes, improve performance, and build confidence. However, feedback that is poorly delivered can be demotivating, confusing, and even harmful. So, how can coaches provide constructive feedback that truly benefits their athletes? The Importance of Constructive Feedback: Motivation: Constructive feedback helps athletes understand their strengths and areas for impro

TheCoachingMindsetOrg
Feb 26, 20253 min read
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