As head coach and editor of Rugby Coach Weekly, Dan Cottrell has provided thousands of coaches worldwide with drills, insight and advice covering all aspects of coaching. A former player for Bath and Bristol, Dan is a level 3 coach, level 2 referee and course tutor.
In this podcast Dan and Dave talk about how to deal with the problems you face when you are coaching children:
Dave Clarke talks to sport psychologist Dan Abrahams discussing how to motivate players, social/psychological, winning/losing, working with parents and much, much more MORE
Gordon Maclelland is the CEO of Working with Parents in Sport which supports organisations, parents and coaches in working together to provide children with the best possible sporting experiences. MORE
Ian Barker is the director of coaching education at United soccer coaches which is a member of US soccer and is the biggest membership organisation of soccer coaches in the world. He has been inspiring players and coach educators since he arrived in the USA in 1987. In this podcast Ian talks about coach education and the high standards USA coaches are striving for. MORE
When trying to unite a group of club players in giving their all on an international stage, it takes an innovative and empathetic leader like England manager and League Managers Association (LMA) president Gareth Southgate to really make it work. MORE
Getting the most out of your players can be hugely rewarding. While your knowledge and experience is undoubtedly the most telling influence on their development, encouraging children to find their own methods is always a good idea. Here are six tips for empowering your players, offering versatility and individuality in how they learn the game.... MORE
Tony DiCicco, who led USA to victory at the 1999 Women’s World Cup and the 1996 Olympic Games has died at the age of 68. Tony was a writer of soccer manuals and a frequent contributor to Soccer Coach Weekly. He will be greatly missed. Dave Clarke the Editor and Head Coach of Soccer Coach... MORE
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