
Talent Development
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Written by experts with more than 20 years of experience in TD training, coaching and research, it covers key topics from deliberate practice and fundamental movement skills to designing and managing a TD pathway. It also includes contributions from professionals working in a wide range of sports, providing real-world insights into important topics including:
the recruitment process,
academy and apprenticeship preparation,
the coach-athlete relationship,
what to do to stay ahead, and
considerations for parents and coaches.
Talent Development: A Practitioner and Parents Guide is an indispensable resource for all those interested in talent identification, talent development and coaching practice in elite sport.
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Aine MacNamara is an Associate Professor in Elite Performance at the Dublin City University, Ireland. Her background is in physical education, coaching and talent development and she has worked with young people in a range of sporting environments as an educator, coach and consultant.
Content
1. Myths and Truths in Talent Development
Part II: Developing the Base: Pre-school and Early Preparation
Introduction to Part II
2. The Essentials of Movement, Confidence and Attitude
3. The Child's Ideal Approach to Sport
4. Deliberate Play, Deliberate Practice and Deliberate Preparation
Part III: Pre-Academy: What to Do Till You Select Your Chosen Sport
Introduction to Part III
5. Next Steps in Development - Below the Neck
6. Next Steps in Development - Above the Neck
7. Concerns and Considerations for Parents and Coaches
Part IV: Entering the Pathway
Introduction to Part IV
8. The Recruitment Process; Making Pragmatic Decisions
9. Academy Preparation - What Works Well (and Doesn't)
Part V: Making the Most of your Academy Apprenticeship
Introduction to Part V
10. How the Coach/Athlete Relationship Can Fly or Founder
11. What Parents and Performers Can Do to Support/Supplement or Replace the Academy
Part VI: Transitions, Roadblocks and Other Challenges
Introduction to Part VI
12. Preparing for Transitions
13. The Talent Transfer Process - How It Works, How It Could Work Better and How to Make It Work for You
14. The Rocky Road to Success
Part VII: Management Considerations
15. Designing and Operating a Pathway
Part VIII: Conclusion
16. What to Do to Stay Ahead
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