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    Sports Coaching

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    Techniques: observation analysis‚ performance profiling‚ fitness assessment‚ goal setting‚ simulation‚ modeling‚ effective demonstration‚ technical instruction‚ developing performer coaching diaries‚ adapting practices to meet individual needs‚ designing effective practice sessions Observation Analysis The technique observation analysis is used by David Moyes for his performances that have recently happened for example when Man United lost 4-1 to their rivals Man City. For Moyes to do his

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    A searchlight on Mentoring and Coaching Preamble There is not one single definition for either mentoring or coaching. While some international bodies have released what they call standards‚ still a commonly accepted international definitions are missing. Based on the guiding principles of the individual practitioners in this profession‚ there are many definitions which may all be appropriate as long as the coach and the coachee understand it commonly in spirit and text. Fundamentally‚ trust‚ relationship

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    Purpose The purpose of this assignment is to detail reflections on my performance after 12 hours of coaching or mentoring to prove my potential as a management coach or mentor. Main Body Self-assessment Critically review how my own ethical and moral values‚ beliefs‚ attitudes and personal integrity affect how well i perform as a leadership mentor or coach Critically review the practical skills needed to perform effectively in the role of a leadership mentor or executive coach. Focus on working

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    To identify the coaching needs for my team‚ I needed to consider what the benefits were. I looked at the concerns that one of the team had highlighted when they were informed of their new roles and responsibilities following our organisational review and ascertained that coaching would be beneficial as it is a useful way of developing a person’s skills and abilities by unlocking their potential to maximise their performance. When discussing with the team how we were going to task these new responsibilities

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    environment – focusing on what you can control; recognising individual and group needs. MEASURING AND IMPROVING YOUR COACHING EFFECTIVENESS Australian Football is continually changing; rules change‚ techniques change‚ equipment is refined and coaching methods‚ including the application of sport sciences‚ evolve. Coaches must keep abreast of these changes and adapt their coaching accordingly. All coaches have to know if they are

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    Coaching Sessions Conducting the coaching session made me reflect on my perception of things and how I could improve for next time. The following questions were the focus of all three coaching sessions: • How effective do you think you were as a coach? • What specific strategies did you use? • What lessons have you learned serving as a coach? • What worked? • What do you plan to do differently during your next coaching session‚ if anything? These questions served as the basis of the coaching model

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    Cognitive Coaching Essay

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    Describe: Cognitive Coaching is an approach to enhance teacher performance‚ to help them become self-direct reflective. As educators we all have resources that enable us to grow and change from within. The person being coached evaluates his/her own work not the coach‚ the coach acts mentors and uses questioning strategies to help the person being coached work through ideas or lessons using problem solving techniques‚ planning and reflection. Cognitive coaching should be non-threating and

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    returns on your coaching efforts are maximized when you focus on the root cause itself. The diagram below provides an example of how different components can actually impact a particular development area: Sample Root Cause Analysis of an Employee’s Difficulty in Managing Projects Coaching Plan Template Coaching plans serve two purposes: they create a foundation for consistent coaching efforts across the development cycle‚ and they ensure that the manager’s coaching activities are

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    Coaching Ethics Paper

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    ethics in professional coaching and the different aspects including confidentiality‚ integrity‚ conflicts of interest‚ conduct‚ reputation and legal obligations. In discussion will be areas of conflict of interest for a coach that occurs before the coaching has started and during the programme. Also included in this paper is the code of ethics from two different coaching organizations. They will be compared with potential issues ‚ and analyzed outcomes . In conclusion a reflection on the findings‚ with

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    Effective Coaching Skills

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    a coach needs to possess to enable them to be an effective workplace coach. Coaching is unlike training‚ the qualities required for a good coach are different to those found in other disciplines. Listening listening is more important than talking. By listening‚ the coachee can be helped to overcome their fears‚ be offered complete objectivity and be given the undivided attention and support of the coach. Communication Skills Coaching is a two-way process‚ so being able to communicate with no

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