Lesson 1:
The Evolution of Coaching Philosophy
In this lesson, the speaker reflects on a 65-year journey of developing core coaching principles. The speaker challenges traditional coaching methods that emphasize hard work and endurance, often leading to practices that are grueling and unenjoyable for athletes. Instead, the lesson advocates for making practice the best part of a young athlete's day, focusing on performance over fatigue, and recognizing that effective coaching requires reevaluating and often discarding outdated beliefs. The speaker shares personal anecdotes, critiques common coaching practices, and emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and adaptation in coaching.
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The "Feed the Cats: The Revolution Starts" lecture is a transformative approach to training in sports, particularly focusing on sprints in football. This course advocates for a radical shift from traditional, volume-heavy training methods to a more efficient and athlete-centered regimen. The core philosophy, developed by the innovative coach Tony Holler, emphasizes quality over quantity, priori...