A Podcast about Coaching, from specialist turn-ons to general piss-offs… & everything in between.
EvelChat
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Podcast Overview
A Podcast about Coaching, from specialist turn-ons to general piss-offs… & everything in between.
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Publishing Since
12/16/2020
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Recent Episodes
January 14, 2022
EvelChat #27 “How Did We Go From 'Three Weeks a Year' To You're Never Home…?”: A Chat with Donna Kaye-Harris.
If you are a committed coach in a relationship you are going to want to listen to this podcast. If you are the committed spouse or partner of a coach you are really going to want to listen to this podcast... In this, the first in a two part series of EvelChat, Derek talks to Donna Kaye-Harris, lifelong coach, sport builder & researcher, on interviews she did with 10 Olympic coaches & their partners prior to the 2016 Rio Games. In part 1 we discuss the feedback from the data on the partners of coaches, in part 2 we discuss the data from the coaches themselves.
January 5, 2022
EvelChat #26 “We Never Stand in the Same River Twice…”: A Chat with Shawn Myszka.
<p>In this episode of EvelChat Derek & Movement Expert & Skill Acquisition Coach Shawn Myszka discuss learning, teaching & technical development within the context of one of sport’s most complex movement challenges, the Hammer Throw.</p><p>Shawn has served primarily as a Personal Performance Advisor & Movement Skill Acquisition Coach for National Football League (NFL) players since 2008, working with approximately 12 players each year and has partnered with 5 NFL All-Pro selections and 12 NFL Pro Bowl Team members.</p><p>You can find Shawn’s full bio at <a href="https://emergentmvmt.com/about/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://emergentmvmt.com/about/</a></p><p>Shawn’s website: <a href="https://emergentmvmt.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://emergentmvmt.com</a> </p><p>You can find Shawn on Twitter at @movementmiyagi </p><p>Topics:</p><ul><li>Coaching in northern environments & innovation</li><li>Skill development in varying conditions</li><li>Facilitating skill development as opposed to imparting a technical model (Ecological Dynamics)</li><li>Unique technical and physical elements of the hammer throw</li><li>Nikolai Bernstein’s ideas on problem solving</li><li>The functional adaptive relationship between the athlete & performance</li><li>Movement as a problem-solving process</li><li>Drills vs. whole movement learning</li><li>A coach’s place in the learning process</li><li>Global movements & coaching beginners</li><li>Creating dexterity & “Bulletproofness” in technical development</li><li>The line between fostering individual problem-solving solutions & facilitating ineffective technique</li><li>Barry Sanders & chasing technical models</li><li>“Adaptability Zone” & the confluence of constraints</li><li>Considering Emergence in movement learning</li><li>Global vs. Part learning with beginners</li><li>Ego and coaching technical models</li><li>Authenticity & problem solving “on the fly”</li><li>Creating / exposing athletes to different environments</li><li>The line between ‘thinking’ & moving instinctively.</li><li>One-on-one coaching & over-coaching </li></ul><br/>
December 19, 2021
EvelChat #25 “The Solution Has To Come From Them…”: A Chat with Stu McMillan.
<p>In this 2nd of back-to-back episodes of EvelChat with our buddy Stu McMillan, Derek & Stu discuss learning & skill acquisition. </p><p>Topics include:</p><ul><li>Stu’s a “People Person”</li><li>Skill stability & the edges of the technical bandwidth </li><li>Performance vs. learning sessions</li><li>Variability & the range of accepted movement within a technical model</li><li>The “problem in the hammer throw” </li><li>Technique vs. Skill </li><li>Development coaching vs. Elite coaching</li><li>The con<strong>tent</strong> vs. the con<strong>text</strong> of a movement</li><li>Removing context to help an athlete learn more</li><li>Challenging athletes to move more effectively</li><li>Prescription vs. facilitation</li><li>Changing an athlete’s technical model</li><li>Guiding the athlete to solve their own technical solutions.</li></ul><br/><p><br></p>
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