Winning ways of women coaches
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Winning ways of women coaches
Human Kinetics, c2023
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 257) and index
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Description
We've entered a new era of women in coaching. Women coaches across the globe have triumphed, using their expertise, experience, and sustained success to break down barriers and establish new standards of excellence in their coaching roles.
Winning Ways of Women Coaches reflects this new era. Some of the most exceptional women coaches in the world have contributed to this groundbreaking book, each examining a different coaching topic from her unique viewpoint. Representing 15 different sports-including professional football and baseball-and earning more than 50 national championships and dozens of world and Olympic titles, these coaching pioneers provide the acumen and inspiration to succeed in the coaching profession:
Lonni Alameda
Rachel Balkovec
Becky Burleigh
Denise Corlett
Melody Davidson
Kelly Inouye-Perez
Roselee Jencke
Valorie Kondos Field
Melissa Luellen
Teri McKeever
Missy Meharg
Felecia Mulkey
Carla Nicholls
Carol Owens
Carolyn Peck
Ellen Randell
Nancy Stevens
Tara VanDerveer
Amber Warners
Jen Welter
Edited by volleyball coaching legend Cecile Reynaud, PhD, the book equips current and aspiring women coaches with innovative strategies and real-world insights to address common coaching challenges, build and maintain successful sport programs, foster player engagement and growth, and further their coaching careers. In addition, contributing coaches weave a common thread throughout the chapters by discussing the importance of building team chemistry and their own approaches to fostering a team culture.
Whether you're searching for proven coaching techniques, creative new approaches, or sage troubleshooting advice, Winning Ways of Women Coaches will prove to be your most valuable resource. After reading this book, you'll discover that it's your ability to instruct, develop, and care for your athletes-not just your knowledge of Xs and Os-that will propel your career and separate you from the rest.
Showcasing women coaches who have reached the top of their profession and embodying the idea of "If she can see it, she can be it," Winning Ways of Women Coaches will reinvigorate current coaches and inspire would-be coaches to make the leap into coaching.
Table of Contents
Part I. Coaching Career Path and Considerations
Chapter 1. Checking Your Coaching Competencies
Valorie Kondos Field
Chapter 2. Getting a Coaching Position, Growing as a Coach
Rachel Balkovec
Chapter 3. Changing Coaching Roles, Advancing Your Career
Carol Owens
Chapter 4. Thriving as an Assistant Coach
Denise Corlett
Chapter 5. Coaching and Raising a Family
Ellen Randell
Chapter 6. Managing Yourself
Roselee Jencke
Part II. Program Development and Management
Chapter 7. Working With Administrators
Melissa Luellen
Chapter 8. Building and Sustaining a Winning Program
Amber Warners
Chapter 9. Establishing a High-Performance Culture
Carla Nicholls
Chapter 10. Developing and Implementing a Strategy
Melody Davidson
Chapter 11. Recruiting, Organizing, and Mentoring a Staff
Tara VanDerveer
Chapter 12. Planning, Scheduling, and Delegating
Felecia Mulkey
Chapter 13. Selling Your Program
Carolyn Peck
Part III. Athlete Engagement and Growth
Chapter 14. Recruiting Athletes to Your Program
Missy Meharg
Chapter 15. Defining and Adjusting Athletes' Roles
Kelly Inouye-Perez
Chapter 16. Leading Effectively and Coaching People Up
Jen Welter
Chapter 17. Taking an Athlete-Centered Approach
Nancy Stevens
Chapter 18. Strengthening Coach-Athlete Relationships
Teri McKeever
Chapter 19. Growing Athletes Holistically
Becky Burleigh
Chapter 20. Keeping It Fun While Instilling the Values
Lonni Alameda
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