A widely accepted role of the sport coach is to elicit positive athlete 'outcomes'(eg, enhanced
performance, wellbeing, confidence etc.). However, evidence concerning the relationships …

The popularity of electronic sports (esports) has increased over the last decade, and
knowledge has been shared between sports and esports. Yet, research on esports coaching …

Understanding sport coaches' thought processes in situ is a developing area within both
research and applied practice. Research methods such as the Think Aloud protocol (TA) …

Through our investigation of relationship conflict and repair in community sport coaching this
article makes a novel contribution to the sociology of sport work. Such inquiry is necessary …

Formalized mentoring programmes have been implemented increasingly by UK sporting
institutions as a central coach development tool, yet claims supporting formal mentoring as …

This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts covered in the subsequent
chapters of this book. The book addresses the lead author's understandings of coaching an …

Background: Within the context of sports coaching and coach education, formalised
mentoring relationships are often depicted as a mentor–mentee dyad. Thus, mentoring …

While the career experiences and trajectories of various sports workers have received
increased scholarly attention, those of professional coaches have, in comparison, received …

The purpose of this qualitative case study was to explore the curriculum and delivery of a
graduate soccer coaching education program in the United States in the context of …

Elite men's football in the UK has been portrayed as a harsh and 'uncaring'micro-political
environment. Paradoxically, care has been identified as an essential aspect of coaching …