19 episodes
The Coaching Discourse Podcast Derek O'Riordan
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5.0 • 1 Rating
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A podcast in search of greater understanding of what sport coaching is, and what it can be, through (relatively) civil discourse.
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S3 Ep3: In Conversation with Luke Patience, Lesley McKenna and Bradley McGee
Join us as we discuss how the journey through three olympics has shaped our guests views on sport and sport coaching.
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S3 Ep 2: Conceptualising Sport Coaching (& Biscuits)
We are joined by Professor John Lyle, Dr. Jamie Taylor and Andy Burns to explore and establish a shared understanding of what sport coaching is, and what it isn't. We may not have conceptualised sport coaching but we certainly enjoyed navigating the complexity and ambiguity which perhaps get in the way of doing so.
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S3 Ep1 | Two Beer Minimum: Paralympic Special
Unscripted and under the influence. Join Laurie, Anna, and Derek as we collectively make sense of our last episode. Reflections are simply that and not a presentation of a set of truths. Please consume critically and with a pinch of salt.
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S2 Episode 7: Paralympic Special
Join Anna and Laurie for our Paralympic special with Dr Tabo Huntley, Tania Nadarajah and Dr Rob Townsend.
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S2 Episode 6: The Role of Challenge in Athlete (and Coach) Development.
Join us as we discuss the role of challenge in athlete development with Aine MacNamara, Jamie Taylor and Neil McCarthy.
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S2 Episode 5: The return of the 'Two Beer Minimum'
After a brief hiatus Anna, Laurie and Derek return for the Two Beer Minimum to reflect upon S2 Episode 4: In conversation with Anna Stodter & Chris Cushion. As always we are unscripted and under the influence so please take our musings with a pinch of salt....
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If you’re a coach who wonders about the science and academic side of what you do, this is your podcast. I’m a huge fan after listening to the first 4 eps and Two beer minimum reviews. Brilliant idea as I’ve often left a pod thinking, “I’d love to know what the host is thinking here.”
The episode on What to do with Social Media was the most civilized conversation on internet beefs I’ve ever heard. It should be mandatory listening for those who could be referred to as Karen’s or Chad’s. Seriously good insight into conflict resolution and how to speak to one another on Twitter without starting a civil war.
Give this a whirl and you won’t be disappointed.