In Italy there is still a craftsmanship conception of high-level sport particularly true in individual sports. In most cases, the development and success of an athlete is based on a deep collaborative relationship with his/her coach. It is not uncommon that the coach is the husband of the athlete or the parent (father/mother). It’s obvious that this system is subject to all interference that are typical of the dual relationships. The psychological components of each of these relationships have unbelievable significance, because the training is to build situations with predetermined levels of stress that the athlete must successfully deal to improve in his/her performances. In this context, the coaches have a reduced exchange of ideas and discussion with other colleagues and the use of innovations produced by the sports science depends only on their curiosity and desire to upgrade. The limitation of this approach lies not only in the limited use of the contributions of science by the coaches but also the failure of researchers to listen and understand what are the needs and demands of the coaches. In other words, there is need to talk together, to share ideas, to criticize each other in a constructive way and to build work plans based on collaboration.
Translate
Powered by Google Translate.
Recent Posts
- Daniel Kanheman died at the age of 90
- It’s very difficult for champions to agree to retire
- Timing is relevant in so many sports
- Taiwan mental training workshop
- Experience role in sport
- Qualities of a great sports coach
- The abuse within élite sport
- First women alpinist expedition on K2
- Damn penalties
- Gen Z and Millenials: Stress and anxiety remain high
Archives
Tags
allenamento.
allenatore
allenatori
atleti
attenzione
attività fisica
autismo
bambini
Basket
benessere
Calcio
Camminare
concentrazione
doping
emozioni
errori
genitori
giovani
golf
Inter
Juventus
lavoro
maratona
master
mente
motivazione
movimento
Napoli
olimpiadi
prestazione
psicologi
psicologia
psicologia dello sport
psicologo
Roma
salute
Scuola
sedentarietà
sport
squadra
stress
talento
tenacia.
Tennis
Vincere
0 Responses to “The relationship between coach and athlete: is that all to win?”