Nov 28 2024 11 mins 1
Today David considers the statement: “Coping strategies: You’ll develop tools to manage pressure and stress” where he focuses on supporting coaches to improve themselves, and in turn, improve their athletes. This is a continuation of his examination into ChatGPT and its response to the question “What Can I Expect When Working With A Sport Psychologist.”
David shares many insightful thoughts about the topic to be able to support coaches. With some great questions for coaches to ask themselves.
Key Learning Points:
- How do you want your athletes to behave around your club?
- Do you as a coach help your athletes mind and body to work in harmony?
- How can you activate your parasympathetic nervous system more to influence your athletes?
- Coach pressures come from managing athletes, senior management, coaching colleagues, sport science staff and parents goals, expectations and personalities and much more.
- Fear can play a big part and influence coaches; fear of failure, fear of judgement, fear of pain, fear of regret and fear of rejection.
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Stress, Appraisal, and Coping Book : Lazarus PhD, Richard S., Susan Folkman PhD
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