Understanding strength and conditioning as sport coaching : bridging the biophysical, pedagogical and sociocultural foundations of practice
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Understanding strength and conditioning as sport coaching : bridging the biophysical, pedagogical and sociocultural foundations of practice
Routledge, 2020
- : hbk
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Other authors: Phil Handcock, Lisette Burrows and Brian Gearity
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Contemporary strength and conditioning coaching is, for the most part, informed by the exercise sciences, with little engagement being made with sociocultural and pedagogical perspectives which have emerged in sports coaching research over the last two decades. In Understanding Strength and Conditioning as Sport Coaching: Bridging the Biophysical, Pedagogical and Sociocultural Foundations of Practice, the authors - whose expertise span strength and conditioning, sports coaching and pedagogy - help students and coaches to integrate perspectives from these disciplines to enhance their strength and conditioning coaching practice.
The book encourages readers to add moral, ethical and political considerations to the technical aspects of their coaching practice. It discusses and applies concepts to a full range of strength and conditioning settings, including elite performance, young athletes, ageing athletes and returning to play following injury.
Featuring an eResource, and structured around rich, narrative pedagogical cases reflecting the issues faced by practising strength and conditioning coaches, the book offers a thoroughly engaging introduction to pedagogical and sociocultural concepts and literature in a strength and conditioning context. This is a vital book for students of strength and conditioning, and an important resource for practising strength and conditioning coaches and sport science staff.
Table of Contents
Section 1: Setting the Scene
1. Introduction
2. Mapping the construction of strength and conditioning knowledge
3. Concepts and frameworks - Putting strength and conditioning under the microscope
Section 2: Elite Sport Performance
4. Measurement, Assessment and Testing - What does it all mean?
5. Training volume - Fear of missing out (FOMO)
6. 'Helicopter' strength and conditioning - Questioning the role of monitoring.
Introduction
Section 3: Developing as a Strength and Conditioning Professional
7. Developing as a competent strength and conditioning professional
8. Women and strength and conditioning coaching
9. Finding a professional voice and collaborating.
Section 4: Conditioning Across the Lifespan
10. Healthy development of youth for sport.
11. Talent identification and development and creating an environment for success.
12. Older and wiser?
Section 5: Health, Injury and Wellbeing
13. Conditioning for protection?
14. Return to play following injury
15. Looking after yourself as a strength and conditioning coach
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