Book Description
This book was written for the serious coach who wants to take his or her team's performance to the next level. In an easy-to-read style, the text examines recent research and offers practical guidelines to help coaches get the most from their athletes. Some of the issues explored include developing the coach/athlete relationship, improving team cohesion, controlling arousal and anxiety, implementing attention control training, and preventing staleness and burnout. ... Read more

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A better view.
Insightful and easily read. It helps you back up and see into the minds of your players.

Great self-help resource!
This book unravels the mystery behind coaching team sports. From reducing anxiety to enhancing team building, coaches are given the necessary tools to address the often neglected mental side of the game. Ideal for all coaches looking for a psychological edge to get their team to the next level. ... Read more

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The approach taken for training team sport athletes in this book differs from the traditional methods used by many coaches. This innovative and scientific approach to training the energy systems and developing speed, power, agility, quickness, and endurance is designed to help players surpass their current levels of physical and psychological development. In training for team sports one thing is certain – progress is impossible without scientific and methodological advances.From head coaches wishing to learn more about model training, planning, and the physiological aspects of training to strength and conditioning coaches wanting to learn more about certain aspects of technical and tactical training, this book is for the serious coach of any team sport. Ultimately, the better your understanding of technical and tactical training, the greater your effectiveness in creating game- and position-specific drills and training methods to improve your players’ physical potential. A must for every team sport coach’s library! ... Read more

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Coaching is a central issue in sport at all levels.The insightful analysis presented within the book is practice-orientated, exploring the language of the coaching process in order to define the role of the coach and to better understand the relationship between the coach and the sports performer.Covering key issues of the coaching process and presenting new material on topics such as, the historical and international context of the development of sports coaching, participation and performance coaching modes, modeling the coaching process, and coaching 'style' and 'philosophy'.The book draws together the existing sports coaching literature for the first time, setting it against important new conceptual developments, and promises to have a profound influence on the nature of our coach education programs. ... Read more

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Build a winning baseball program both on the field and off! InCoaching Baseball Successfully, one of the nation's top high schoolcoaches, Mike Curran, shares his expertise on all aspects of coaching. Fromestablishing a coaching philosophy to player development to in-gamedecision making, this is the approach that has made his program a perennialpowerhouse on the national scene.

Coaching Baseball Successfully covers it all:

- Off-season planning
- Evaluating your players
- Choosing and utilizing your coaching staff
- Motivating your team
- Communicating on and off the field
- Organizing productive practices
- Hitting, pitching, and baserunning skills
- Infield and outfield defensive skills
- Offensive and defensive strategies
- Scouting and game preparation
- In-game decision making

With dozens of drills, practice plans, and advice for handlingoff-the-field challenges, Coaching Baseball Successfully is the mostcomprehensive resource available for novice and experienced coaches alike;it's your blueprint for building a championship-caliber baseball team. ... Read more

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If you are a baseball fan, then coaching youth baseball is one the most enjoyable and rewarding activities you’ll experience. But what if you’ve never coached before? Or you haven’t played the game in a while and have forgot some key points to the sport?

No worries! Coaching Baseball for Dummies guides you through the rules of the game, explaining all the essential skills and the best ways to teach them to your players. Covering different age groups and great practice routines, this guide is all you need to have a fun-filled season. You’ll discover how to:

• Fulfill the role of being a coach and parent
• Develop a coaching philosophy
• Understand how your league works
• Evaluate your team
• Teach your players fundamentals
• Understand all kinds of children
• Create your practice plan
• Prepare for game day
• Overcome challenges and problems

This plain-English guide also shows you how to run all kinds of drills, from hitting and pitching to fielding and base running. And when your team is tense or low on morale, it shows you how to relax your players and keep them focused on the game. There are also suggestions for making your season, and theirs, a memorable one. Coaching Baseball for Dummies shows you how much fun it can be to train kids to be athletes, have good sportsmanship, and work together as a team. ... Read more

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Loaded with technical and tactical instruction and insight, Coaching Soccer Successfully will help even veteran coaches give their players and teams the game-winning edge in competition. From offense to defense, this manual presents methods for teaching individuals, small groups, and whole squads through practice activities that are fun, gamelike, and productive.

Coaching Soccer Successfully features diagrams and illustrations that highlight successful game play. The text also will help you determine your own coaching philosophy and learn how to communicate effectively with players and parents.

Roy Rees and Cor van der Meer combine years of national and international playing and coaching experience to cover every aspect of the game, from tactical instruction to the planning, preparation, and performance evaluations essential for building a stronger team and a better program. ... Read more

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Read First Version, am buy this Version
Excellent Read.I am a U11 and U8 coach and this book is writen for High School and College coaching, however, it brings great insight (speeking as a player) that other books do not talk about.Excellent Read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Excellent at every level
This book is good.

I accidentally bought two copies.I brought one to practice and showed it to a couple coaches whose teams were practicing nearby to see if they'd be interested in buying it from me.They leafed through it, and in seconds were engaged in a friendly but quite serious argument about who would get to buy it from me.

This book is really good.

It has made a huge difference in how I approach coaching.It is at once personable and professional.The scope is very broad, covering technical skills, tactical considerations, and some strategic discussion.Each topic is presented clearly and in startling depth.Every coach or player will learn a lot about the game here.

What is particularly unique and useful about this book is that it discusses in detail how to approach a season -- how to prepare before the season starts, how to engage a team from the first, what sort of considerations are important at what times, how to approach the off season.It focuses not only on the game, but the role of a coach as an influence on a young life.

This book is really, really good!!

An excellent overview on coaching soccer
I coach a youth team (12-18 yrs old). This book gives me a good overview and understanding of what is required in coaching. Two keys to successful coaching: passion and knowledge. A good, motivating coach is one whomanages to help his team to overachieve. A negative, critical coach willsee his team underachieve. The author's love and respect for his playershas transformed my approach to coaching. I have learned that people don'tcare how much you know, until they know how much you care.

Secondly, thisbook provides reasonable information on defensive and offensive tactics. Ihave been playing soccer for over 15 years in various leagues. But it wasnot until I read this book that I understood the game so much more. I alsohelps me to appreciate soccer. The defensive habits: covering goalside,inside and support are actually the foundation for attack as well. If youcan get your team to play well with the basic defending habits, they willbe able to grasp attacking formation and habits as well.

This book is amust read for all beginner and intermediate coach. It gives a greatoverview of soccer coaching. But you will probably need other resources formore help on more technical help: set pieces, different formation (4-4-2),(4-3-3). This book talks extensively on 3-5-2 formation, which is a directand very flexible formation actually.

Thanks to Roy Rees for this book!Bravo!

Oustanding presentation with thorough coverage.
This is a must for coaches of all levels.It is well organized, easy reading with many great personal insights.The author is very thorough and has the chapters orginized.It is easy to follow and easy to go back andfind topics for reference later.I highly reccomend this for anyone who isserious about coaching.

Excellent book, covering soccer coaching from A-Z.
In the past three years of coaching soccer I have read about two dozen books on the topic. This is the best I have found. This book covers some of the topics that I have searched in vain for such as preparing for matchesand evaluating players. I recommend it highly. ... Read more

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From how to set up your season as a youth coach all the way through working with difficult parents, conflict resolution and performance anxiety, this book gives you the tools to be an effective youth sports coach. Written using educational and psychological principles, this book deals with all aspects of human performance. ... Read more

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The coaching process in sport - what is it? Who is involved? How does it work in practice?

The 'coaching process' is both eclectic and multi-disciplinary. It is the coach's role to manage the various parts of the process to form an effective strategy for improving sports performance in the athlete or team. For this unique book, the editors have brought together a team of expert contributors to answer these questions and to share their experiences in coaching, some at Olympic level. ... Read more

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Explains Sports Coaching in a Logical Process
Table of Contents

Part 1 The Concept of the Coaching Process

1 The Coaching process: an overview
2 Coaching philosophy and coaching behavior
3 Coaching effectiveness

Part 2 The Application of Sports Science in Coaching

4 Psychological considerations of effective coaching
5 Applied Physiology in sports coaching
6 Skill learning principles: implications for coaching practice
7 Biomechanics and its application to coaching practice

Part 3 Applying the Coaching Process in Specific Contexts

8 Coaching Children
9 Individualization of training programmes
10 Overtraining and the coaching process
11 Coaches' decision making
12 Coaching and the management of performance systems
Index


From the back cover:

The coaching process in sport - Whhat is it? Who is Involved? How does it work in Practice?
The Coaching process is both eclectic and multi-discilplinary. It is the coach's role to manage the various parts of the process to form an effective strategy for improving sports performance in the athlete or team.

The reader will:
-Learn about the principles of coaching
-Find examples of how these are translated into practice
-Appreciate how sports science is effectively applied to coaching
-Understands what constitutes a successful coaching strategy
-Acquire the knowledge necessary to enahnce sporting performance

Not only will this book be of interest to practising coaches, but it is also essential reading for those studying sport and exercise science, coaching or coaching science at all levels. The athlete, and those who contribute to the coaching process (sport scientists, team managers, doctors and physiotherapists), will also benefit from reading how the coaching process is best applied to enahnce performance and avoid complications of overtraining, injury and burn-out.



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Book Description
Coaching Youth Soccer is an excellent introduction to youth coaching and teaching young soccer players valuable skills. It provides all the information you need to coach effectively and help 8- to 14-year-old athletes learn and enjoy the game.

The third edition of this valuable resource features the games approach instructional method, which makes practice more fun for the kids and teaching more effective for you, the coach. Also included are chapters on communicating with athletes and parents, planning and conducting practice, and coaching during games.

Developed by the American Sport Education Program (ASEP), the nation's number one coaching education program, Coaching Youth Soccer provides volunteer coaches with both an explanation of their role and concrete instructions on how to fulfill that role. ... Read more

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Cover the ENTIRE field with this resource
This book has it all.Skills, drills, tactics, safety, how to organize the team and deal with parents as well as fitness and psychology goals.This is a professional publication, but written with the average youth coach in mind so there are many practical tips and trick that can be immediately implemented with a team.I'll be using this book for YEARS!

Pretty good on the basics
A good start for a new coach. Covers all aspects but is very general. ... Read more

Book Description
Demonstrates how a positive coaching legacy can transcend scores on a bronze plaque as a coach influences and helps to mold the life-long character of the athletes they work with.

Noted author and speaker Bruce Brown examines the key issues is creating a lasting legacy, including; how to make a difference, common traits among successful coaches, beliefs about character and sport, action statements about teaching character through sport, redefining the term "athlete", teaching specific values, practicing sportsmanship, the qualities of great teams, team building through positive conditioning, the role of parents in athletics and much, much more. As easy and enjoyable to read as it is thought-provoking. A must for coaches of any level and sport. ... Read more

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Five Stars Are Insufficient
You've read, digested and implemented Jim Thompson's Positive Coaching materials.Now take a Graduate Course.

Bruce Brown's book is filled with wonderful ideas on how to create a sports culture where individuals and teams maximize the personal growth that is possible through athletics.

Personal favorites include sections on the qualities of "Great Athletes" - successfully introduced to players as young as 11(and, more importantly their parents) - about the choices that athleted make.Similarly "Great Teams" explores the qualities found in the most successful teams."Positive Conditioning" is an eye-opener (imaging what happens when the winning team in a game at practice does 20 extra push-ups) as well as great team-building exercises such as "Spotlighting".The section on how parents can be helpful participants in the process is also worthwhile.

Run, don't walk (can you do that on-line?) to get this book.

Loaded With Ideas
Easily worth the money, this book is amazing.It poses great questions to coaches about why they coach and what they hope to accomplish, methods to teach character traits, and a wonderful section on using conditioning positively, to name a few sections.The book is geared primarily towards junior high or high school programs, and really has some great ideas for a sports program.

Every coach needs to read this book!!
This book is essential for every coach in any sport. Bruce Brown does an excellent job of hitting on the issues of what coaches need to think about, but so often get missed in the whole scheme of things. Coaching is so much more than just knowing the particular x's and o's, and reading this book helps the present or future coach realize that. I would recommend Teaching Character Through Sport to any coach of any sport!! ... Read more

Book Description
A highly readable survey of the major responsibilities,opportunities and challenges involved in coaching today's athlete. Itemphasizes the mental techniques known through the latest research insport psychology to enhance performance and enjoyment in sports. ... Read more

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Good, concise read
This book covers quite a bit and isn't too technical.Many of the suggestions are doable with any level of sport. ... Read more

Book Description
The fourth edition of Coaching Youth Basketball stresses fun, safety, and effective instruction, helping you create an environment that promotes learning, helps your kids enjoy their basketball experiences, and motivates your athletes to come out year after year.

Numerous coaching books present the skills and drills of basketball. But here's a book that teaches you how to convey these skills to your athletes in an engaging and positive manner. Coaching Youth Basketball's focus on teaching offensive and defensive skills through gamelike activities sets it apart from the current lineup of basketball coaching books. And, it's the only one written with the expertise of USA Basketball's Don Showalter.

The fourth edition includes new activities and age-specific coaching tips that are sure to jump-start your practices, all in a reorganized format geared for sequential learning and quick reference.

The expertise of USA Basketball combined with essential coaching skills like communicating with parents and officials, motivating players, and preparing for games and practices make this book a must-read as you prepare to meet the challenges and enjoy the rewards of coaching young athletes. ... Read more

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Youth Basketball Coach's Primer...Fundamental and Flexible
I picked up this book last night at a local library, hoping to find one or two new drills for my 6th Grade Girls basketball team. From the look of its cover, I expected that the focus would be on "beginner level" coaching and player development, such as how to dribble, shoot, and defend. Although the book started slowly, with explanations of coaching philosophies and how to work with children (valuable information,of course), I was pleased to find a series of drills and skill development tools that I could use at the 6th Grade level. The drills were coded as appropriate for "Beginner", "Intermediate", and Advanced" levels of play, with several of them building on the prior in such a way that when you, as a coach, have different skill levels on your team, you could use whichever level was appropriate for the player(s) working on the skill/drill. There are also a number of practical sections on "Error Detection and Correction" that can help coaches identify when skills need some "fine tuning" with recommendations as to how to go about it within the framework of the skill/drill being taught.

I would recommend this book to other coaches looking for simple, yet effective methods of instructing basketball fundamentals for players at different levels of skill and understanding of the game. ... Read more

Book Description
An essential part of any coaching curriculum, Coaches Guide to Sport Psychology helps students understand the key concepts of sport psychology and develop the psychological skills they need to be effective coaches. Renowned sport psychologist Rainer Martens shows them how to formulate a coaching philosophy and sharpen their leadership and communication skills.

Numerous examples, checklists, and self-evaluation forms show students how to teach such important skills as:

• Imagery

• Psychic energy management

• Stress management

• Attentional skills

• Self-confidence

• Goal setting

Complete with guidelines for implementing a psychological skills training program, the Coaches Guide to Sport Psychology is ideal for coaching majors and for courses and workshops in applied sport psychology. ... Read more

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Coaches Guide to Sport Psychology
THis is a good guide to assist coaches in preparing for their level 2 coaching accreditation ... Read more

Book Description
Packed with numerous offensive and defensive drills

The fun and easy way to get the score on coaching youth lacrosse

Looking to volunteer as a lacrosse coach? This friendly guide helps you grasp the basics and take charge on the field. You get expert advice on teaching essential skills to different age groups, determining positions for each player, promoting teamwork, keeping kids healthy and injury-free, helping struggling players, and leading your team effectively during a game.

Discover how to:

• Teach lacrosse fundamentals

• Encourage good sportsmanship

• Coach fun-filled practices

• Ensure safety on the field

• Communicate effectively with parents

Book Description
Positive Coaching is jam packed with information for coaches inany sport. The book includes over 200 coaching recommendations onspecific psychological, motivational, and behavioral situations.Thereis a special focus on the coach as storyteller -- 50 motivationalstories can be used to develop strong communication with athletes. ... Read more

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Great for the thinking Coach
I got this book just as I was about to coach a new teeball team and found its insight very helpful. Not a book about what drills to use but about motivation, handling people and protecting peoples love of the sport.More cerebral than I would expect in a coaching book. I used much of the material in my business career.Now I am starting his next book, "Shooting in the Dark".

Turn your coaching career around like this book turned mine.
I coach volleyball in grade school and junior high school, and I usually get the "B teams" (the leftovers who are not as talented as the girls on the "A" team.) Therefore, if there ever was a cryingneed for a book on how to coach these types of athletes, this book morethan served its purpose for me. Actually, this book had a positive effecton me since it saved my coaching career.

Don't get me wrong, though,this book will turn around any coach's career whether he has an A or a Bteam. I coached a group of 13 and 14 year old softball players the yearthat I purchased this book. At the beginning of the season, the only teamthese girls could beat was themselves; in fact, that was primarily thereason they were losing was the fact that they were beating themselves!Well, after one mediocre game, I sat the girls down on the bench andinstead of reading them the riot act, I took to heart a suggestion by theauthor. I emphasized all the positive aspects of the game they played justto show these girls that they were capable of doing some positive things. Idid this after each game from then on, win or lose. Wouldn't you know it,these same rag tag girls lost the last the last game of the season: thecity championship game by one run (to a team that annihilated them by 12runs in the first game of that season.) This was an example of positivecoaching, and I've used everything in this book to my advantage to become asuccessful POSITIVE coach. Thanks Mr. Thompson for turning my careeraround!

HS Coach Reviewer - Please Stay in MI and Out of VA
I don't doubt for a minute that you completely missed the theme and messages of this book - you expose your true colors and attitudes towards kids with your "cross-eyed, overweight child" and "fat,blind kid" pejoratives."Players must understand their skilllevel limits them" - I can hear you now getting that message (loudly,clearly and strongly, no doubt to toughen them up for the "realworld" - yeah, right) across to young adults on a daily basis.Whatmagic you must weave in the lives of these young people.If thegeneralizations fit, go ahead and wear them - clearly you have no use forany child that isn't contributing to that bottom line (for you) - WIN. Rest easy that your opinion is the dominant one in the youth coachingranks, however - and thus the need for this book.

An important guide for influencing kids in sports.
The reader from Trenton, Michigan missed the pointof this book. Readers of that review should carefully consider the source and its use of hateful ideas and language.This is an excellent book for amateur coaches of kids.It teaches how to interact with kids and how to motivate them to do theirbest without resorting to screaming and put-downs. If you are a coach orparent, this will be both fun to read and useful to learn from.

A must-read in the politcally-correct era of youth sports
As a high school coach for over ten years, I have always looked for new and unique ways to motivate my players.I hoped that this book would generatefresh, creative alternatives.Instead, I was served a 400-pageliberal athletic manifesto.Don't get me wrong; I believe in utilizingpositive motivational strategies and teaching techniques with my players. If like me, you believe that winning is actually an important aspect ofathletic competition, you will find yourself at odds with the author fromthe introduction.Perhaps in the youth leagues, rules demanding equalplaying time that foster an "everyone is a star" attitude areeffective.At the higher levels, these ideas become highly ineffectual(too many chiefs and not enough indians).Eventually, players mustunderstand that their skill level (or lack thereof) limits them to a lesserrole as a reserve or practice player.While the author offers sound ideasfor communicating with players, the techniques are just another by-productof sixties liberalism run amuck.I agree with the author that manychildren have enjoyed a less-than-successful athletic career based on poorcoaching; and I'm sure I could have been a surgeon if only my Cub Scout denmother was better with her pocketknife.The truth of the matter is thatmost kids don't become good or great athletes because they aren't willingto put in the time and effort necessary to do so (while approaching everyaspect of life in pretty much the same fashion).In my experience, most ofthe problems in youth athletics are caused by adults!The kids know who topick; it's the adult looking to create "fairness" for thecross-eyed, overweight child who can't tie shoes without sustaining acareer-ending injury that creates the problem - first by demanding equalopportunity, second by placing the child in a situation where there islittle chance for success.When the fat, blind kid struggles and feelslike a failure, this is the coaches' fault?It is if you believe in JimThompson's doctrine.I'll admit there are some good ideas for dealing withplayers on an interpersonal level. P.S.Don't let the Foreward by PhilJackson fool you!(How many titles did his positive coaching win withoutMichael Jordan?) ... Read more

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Whether you're a parent new to coaching or an experienced youth coach, Coaching Youth Football is your handbook for a successful season. Through the expertise of coach Tom Bass and USA Football, you'll gain field-tested tips on how to run your team, communicate with and handle players, provide basic first aid, plan and conduct practices, draw up plays, and keep it all fun.

Fundamentals of offense, defense, and special teams are covered in depth, supported by 30 new drills and more than 140 photos and illustrations. Ideal for coaches of players aged 14 and under, this book is also a valuable component of the Coaching Youth Football course, the official course of USA Football, offered by the American Sport Education Program. With this book, you will create an environment that promotes learning, enjoyment, and motivation for players to come out for the team year after year. ... Read more

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Quick intro
This is good quick primer but if you have already purchased a few other books, there's no need for this one.

Great book
I'm new to coaching PeeWee Football and have a pedestrian knowledge of the sport. This will definitely help you with drills and practice to develop fundementals that the kids will need as they progress to their next level.

Excellent Coaching Book!!
I've found Coaching Youth Football to be an excellent primer for
coaching my son's youth team this season. It includes all the background info a coach might need to build a program and keeps the focus on making the game fun. A positive introduction to this tremendous sport is whatI've found most kids need and most parents want. This book has helped me to teach the boys the game while keeping things fun and safe. A+++.

Fantastic resource for new coaches
When the role of acting as head football coach unexpectedly fell in my lap this season, I bought ASEP's Coaching Youth Football and I can't speak highly enough about it. The misgivings cited by previous reviewers predate this book's 2005 release date and don't seem at all warranted for the 4th Edition.

This book provided me with the nuts and bolts needed to get things rolling from Day One - from plans on how best to structure the first two weeks of practice to promoting teamwork and encouraging fun. The drills and tactics addressed apply well to the youth game - I'm coaching 10 & 11 year olds - but the book also provides background on communicating with parents and planning for safety.

I've found it to be a very complete reference that's worth picking up throughout the season. Very good.

Recommended!
Teaching skills to first time players can be tricky business, but the ASEP youth football book leaves no stone unturned. Having never been a lineman and having limited playing experience (over 20 years ago), the various blocking drills have really helped with my instruction this season. This book helped get me up to speed and I'd highly recommend it to anyone facing the daunting task of coaching kids football for the first time.
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Packed with drills and tips for practice and game days

The fun and easy way(r) to kick-start your soccer coaching skills

Volunteering as a youth soccer coach can be a great experience, both for you and your squad. But what if you've never coached before? Don't worry! This friendly guide explains soccer rules, shows you how to approach coaching, and gives you practical pointers on improving your team's soccer skills and encouraging good sportsmanship.

Discover how to

• Understand soccer rules
• Develop a coaching philosophy
• Teach soccer fundamentals
• Run great practices
• Lead your team during a game
• Communicate effectively with parents

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Coaching Soccer For Dummies
This is a great book for anyone thinking of coaching a soccer team..it is full of great information.

First Time Soccer Coach
My 5 year old signed up for instructional soccer, the local parks and rec. deparment needed coaches, next thing you know I'm a soccer coach.Step one, buy a book that will get me started on the right foot, and that's exactly what this book was.This book provided me with the guidelines for dealing with the parents as well as providing me with a refresher on the ins and outs of soccer.I would recommend this to any coach just starting out.If you have previous knowledge of soccer either playing or coaching this may not be the book for you as it is very basic. ... Read more

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Helpful coaching questions
This is an excellent resource for coaches.It offers a good selection of questions in various areas that are common in coaching.

365 Coaching Questions
This is an excellent tool to have by your side while coaching a client. ... Read more

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Building and maintaining a successful track and field program doesn't happen by chance. And one book is the best bet for making it happen. From planning, organizing, training, and motivating, Coaching Track & Field Successfully offers a comprehensive guide to conducting a winning program.

Season planning. Event coaching. Meet preparation. Postmeet analysis. Athlete-coach communication. This book covers all the issues a coach must effectively address in building and maintaining a championship program. Coaching Track & Field Successfully offers coaches a special look from inside one of the winningest programs in sport, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, which has claimed 15 Division III national championships since 1986.

Guthrie teaches the essential techniques of the sport, provides simple training programs, and presents a wealth of vital information needed to build a high-caliber team. His teaching progressions, event-specific technical instruction and tips on planning for big events make Coaching Track & Field Successfully the critical resource coaches need to take their teams to the top. ... Read more

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A+++++
Great book for any track coach, new or old!This book explains more than just the basics! ... Read more

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INTRODUCING THE LATEST ADDITIONS TO THE BEST-SELLING LITTLE LEAGUE GUIDES

Packed with valuable information on how to help their players improve at the plate, this guide takes coaches and parents step by step through:

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Coaching the Little League Hitter
Very good information easy to understand and clear. My 8 year old boy was able to read the book, and understand the photos.

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