Coaching Roles Research

LEE ( , p.163) states that "Good coaches are usually good communicators" [in the book Coaching Children in Sport.]

Plan for 14/12/2009

I need to visit the library and return Cotterell, Hall, plus 2 ancient olympic books

Pick up Lyle.

I need to go to Allt-yr-yn to take out Parsloe (1999) The Manager as coach and mentor 658.3124 PAR

Also to look at Rob Stones (1998) 301.0922 STO Key Sociological Thinkers; check p. 142 ... address every issue with imagination, creativity and rigour.

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(Crisfield, Cabral et al., 2003) explain that the roles of a coach are many and varied.

Gordon also lists coaching roles (Gordon, 2009)

Lyle has further comments (Lyle, 2002) - I should read, Sports coaching concepts: a framework for coaches' behaviour by John Lyle (also available as an e-book)


And maybe PARSLOE (Parsloe, 1999) (available at Allt-yr-yn)

And a bit of sociology from Rob Stones (Stones, 1998) – (also available at Allt-yr-yn)
see page 142 - … address every issue with imagination, creativity and rigour
REFERENCES
CRISFIELD, P., CABRAL, P. and CARPENTER, F. 2003. The Successful Coach: Guidelines for Coaching Practice. Leeds: Coachwise 1st4sport.
GORDON, D. 2009. Coaching science. Exeter: Learning Matters.
LYLE, J. 2002. Sports coaching concepts: a framework for coaches' behaviour. Routledge.
PARSLOE, E. 1999. The manager as coach and mentor. CIPD Publishing.
STONES, R. 1998. Key sociological thinkers. NYU Press.