I’m currently reading The Red Devils, by G.G. Norton, an official history of the British Airborne forces. Having never served, I don’t know if the military equates to sports, though many things I’ve read about training suggests sometimes it does. Either way, I read a great quote in this book which immediately made me think [...]
Posts Tagged ‘culture’
Training for Chaos
Posted in Coaching Theory and Philosophy, tagged culture, drills, game day, philosophy, training on 18/04/2012 | Leave a Comment »
Lessons from Great Coaches: Stuart Lancaster 1
Posted in Coaching Theory and Philosophy, tagged culture, philosophy, team building on 31/01/2012 | 2 Comments »
Interim England coach Stuart Lancaster has his first Test – both in name and practice – this weekend against the Aulde Enemy, Scotland (or is England their aulde enemy? … yeah, that … anyway). I think I’ve mentioned that I was a fan of England during the Woodward era, but not as impressed with his [...]
