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 ‘game day’
Training for Chaos
Posted in Coaching Theory and Philosophy, tagged culture, drills, game day, philosophy, training on 18/04/2012 | Leave a Comment »
Half Time Chat and Re-Focus
Posted in General Posts, tagged communication, game day, motivation, recovery, team building on 04/06/2011 | Leave a Comment »
“It was a game of two halves” is one of the great sporting clichés, indicating that a match was going in one direction until the interval and then was very different in the second stanza. Often, this term is used quite liberally reflecting only a relative measure of what really took place. Rarely do I [...]
