An Introduction To Sports Coaching 1st Edition by Robyn L Jones, Mike Hughes, Kieran Kingston ISBN 0203934261 9780203934265

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ISBN 10: 0203934261 
ISBN 13: 9780203934265
Author: Robyn L Jones, Mike Hughes, Kieran Kingston

An Introduction To Sports Coaching 1st Table of contents:

Part I
1 Reflective Practice in Sports Coaching: Thoughts on Process, Pedagogy and Research — David Gilbourne, Phillip Marshall and Zoe Knowles

• Introduction

• Reflective Practice in Sport Coaching Pedagogy

• Reflective Practice in Applied Sport Settings

• Doing Reflection

• Staged Reflection

• Final Thoughts

Part II
2 Pedagogy for Coaches — Kevin Morgan and John Sproule

• Introduction

• Learning Theories

  • Behaviourist learning theories

  • Constructivist learning theories

• The Spectrum of Teachings Styles (Mosston and Ashworth, 2002)

• Motivational Climate

• Conclusion

3 Skill Acquisition for Coaches — Gavin Lawrence, Kieran Kingston and Victoria Gottwald

• Introduction

• Structuring the Practice Environment

  • Blocked versus random practice

  • Factors influencing the contextual interference effect

  • Constant versus variable practice

  • Specificity of practice and learning

• Nature and Administration of Feedback

  • Types of augmented feedback

  • The frequency and timing of augmented feedback

• Attentional Focus

  • Support for an external focus of attention

  • Outcome tasks versus form sports

  • Practical implications

• Conclusion

4 Psychology for Coaches — Kieran Kingston, Owen Thomas and Richard Neil

• Introduction

• What is Sport Psychology?

• Motivation

  • Promoting motivation in athletes: A self-determination approach

• Self-Confidence in Sport

  • Promoting confidence in athletes

• Stress and Anxiety in Sport

  • Competitive stress

  • Managing the stress process

• Conclusion

Part III
5 Sociology for Coaches — Nic Matthews, Scott Fleming and Robyn L. Jones

• Introduction

• What is Sociology?

• So How can Sociology Help Coaches?

• Macro-Sociology: Helping Coaches Understand Their Social Context

• Micro-Sociology: How Might it Help Coaches?

• Conclusion

6 History for Coaches — Malcolm MacLean and Ian Pritchard

• Introduction

• The Sports Coach in History

• History and National Identity

• Sports Coaching and National Identity

• Making Sense of the Past

• Conclusion

7 Philosophy for Coaches — Alun Hardman and Carwyn Jones

• Introduction: What is Philosophy and how can it Help us Understand Coaching?

• The Tools of Philosophy and how They can be used in Coaching

  • Axiology (values)

  • Ethics (morality)

  • Ontology (the meaning of coaching)

  • Phenomenology

• Applying Philosophy to Coaching

• Conclusion

8 Ethics for Coaches — Alun Hardman and Carwyn Jones

• Introduction: What are Ethics and How can they Help us Understand Coaching?

• Moral Concepts in Sport

  • Fairness, cheating and competition

  • Gamesmanship

  • Merit, admiration and luck

  • Autonomy, freedom and paternalism

  • Equity, equality and justice

• A Moral Point of View – The Objectivity, Subjectivity and Normativity of Sport Coaching

• Types of ethics in sport

• The Nature and Practice of Coaching Ethics

• The Ethics of Sports Coaching – Example

• Conclusion

9 Sports Development for Coaches — Nicola Bolton and Bev Smith

• Introduction

• Key Concepts

  • Sports development

  • Community development

• Policy Context

  • The UK Coaching Certificate

  • The UK Coaching Framework

• Insights for Sports Development and Sports Coaching

• Conclusion

Part IV
10 Biomechanics for Coaches — Gareth Irwin, Ian Bezodis and David Kerwin

• Introduction

• The Conceptual Model of Technique and Performance

• The Coaching-Biomechanics Interface

  • Enhancing coaches’ technical understanding of skills

  • Evaluating coaching practices to enhance skills

  • Evaluating training practices to develop skills

  • Facilitating the evolution of technique within sport

  • Assisting in optimising performance

• Types of Analysis in Sports Biomechanics

  • Qualitative analysis

  • Semi-quantitative analysis

  • Quantitative analysis

• Modelling in Biomechanics

• Concluding Thoughts: The Future

11 Match Analysis for Coaches — Peter O’Donoghue

• Introduction

• System Development

  • Overview of the system development process

  • Step 1: Requirements’ analysis

  • Step 2: Evolutionary prototyping

  • Step 3: System reliability and validity

  • Step 4: System operation and maintenance

• Match Analysis Within Coaching

  • The match analysis cycle

  • Instructional feedback

• Conclusion

• Discussion Topics and Review Questions

12 Sports Medicine for Coaches — Andrew Miles and Richard Tong

• Introduction

• What is Sports Medicine and How can it Help Coaches?

• Understanding Sports Injuries

  • Injury prevalence

  • Injury causation

  • Injury prevention

• Injury Management

• The Rehabilitation Process

• Summary

13 Physiology for Coaches — Michael G. Hughes, John L. Oliver and Rhodri Lloyd

• Introduction

• The Physiological Components of Sport Performance

• An Overview of Sports Physiology

  • Initiation of movement

  • The maintenance of muscle activity

  • Intermittent muscle activity

• Training to Improve Physical Performance

  • General considerations

  • Specific considerations

• Physiological Issues in Exercising Children

  • Training in children

  • Maturational status

• Conclusion

Part V
14 Tying it all Together — Robyn L. Jones and Kieran Kingston

• Introduction

• Differing Views of Coaching Knowledge

  • Kieran’s interpretation

  • Robyn’s view

• Finding Agreement: Concluding Thoughts

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