September 2011
Beginner to intermediate
240 pages
6h 11m
English
Coaching frequently takes place one player at a time. Forget those fiery “Win one for the Gipper!” locker room speeches (or their business equivalent, the motivational meeting). That’s not where the heart and soul of coaching really happen. You’ll do your most effective coaching one on one, face to face before the game starts.
In this chapter, we discuss some guidelines to help you plan and perfect your coaching technique.
Let’s take a look at two scenarios that illustrate the positive and the negative uses of body language to send a message.
In the first scenario, Hank hesitates at his boss’s office doorway. It has taken nearly all his courage to come this far, and now he’s trying to push on ...
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