Description
In this episode of the My Tennis Coaching Podcast, host Steve Whelan dives into his personal decision to forgo applying for the Level 5 Performance Coach Award.
Steve shares the reasons behind this choice, discussing his coaching journey, commitment to professional development, and why he prioritizes a player-centered approach over traditional qualifications.
Despite his extensive experience, Steve explains why the Level 5 award doesn’t align with his current philosophy and growth path. Join the conversation on the value of ongoing learning and the evolving landscape of modern tennis coaching.
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Episode Timestamps
00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview
01:38 Why I Decided Not to Apply for Level 5
04:47 Reflecting on My Coaching Journey
08:36 The Importance of Continuous Professional Development
11:55 Rethinking Coaching Qualifications
13:31 Conclusion and Listener Engagement
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