Coaching Research to Results
Sport coaching research holds the answers to your biggest coaching questions, yet most of it stays buried in academic journals written for academics, not coaches like you.
In the Coaching Research to Results podcast, your host, Beth Barz, takes one real research paper and breaks it down into three big ideas and two actions you can apply in your next coaching session, all in under 15 minutes. If you want to coach smarter, not harder, this podcast is for you.
Check for show notes & further info on becoming a thriving coach here: https://thecoachdeveloper.com/coaching-research-to-results-podcast-notes/
Coaching Research to Results
Latest Episodes
The Sideline Curriculum: Why game day behaviour is learned, and how coaches can change the lesson
In this episode of Coaching Research to Results, host Beth Barz explores what research can teach us about the culture that develops around the sideline and the powerful role coaches play in shaping it.If you’ve ever struggled wi...
Season 3 Finale Interview: Tom Hartley on coach development and practice session design strategies
Season 3 finale: Beth Barz sits down with veteran British coach developer Tom Hartley for a wide-ranging conversation on coach development and practice design across football, gymnastics, motorsport, and rowing. Drawing on two decades of experi...
Praise Is Not Feedback: Why coaches revert to empty praise
"Well done." "Good job." "Nice work." You say those phrases constantly, but do they actually help your athletes learn anything? In this episode of Coaching Research To Results, Beth Barz reviews a systematic review of coach feedback...
The Look-Away Effect: Where attention goes, learning follows
"Keep your elbow up." "Bend your knees." "Watch your hand." These sound like solid coaching cues, but thirty years of motor learning research suggest instructions like these may be slowing your athletes down. In this episode of Coac...
Fat Questions, Skinny Answers: Why big coach questions build better athletes than giving the answers
How much of your coaching is actually questioning, and how much of that questioning genuinely makes your athletes think? This episode looks at research on questioning within game-based coaching approaches and why so much of what coaches call a ...
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