Si Nainby's Deep Dive with Jamie Taylor (again!)

Rugby Coach Weekly

Jamie Taylor PhD is the former head of Academy at Leicester Tigers and now working with Grey Matters as a Senior Coach Developer and the English Institute of Sport as the coaching and curriculum lead. He is a coach, coach developer and researcher in coaching science with a particular focus on talent development.
In this podcast, we follow up with Jamie to take an even deeper dive into teaching, learning and decision making.
We discuss:

• Is coaching teaching?
• Can classroom research transfer to sports coaching?
• Which pedagogical principles can help coaches plan and deliver sessions
• Why a coach needs to be much more than an environmental designer
• The role of cognition in learning
• How coaches can use professional judgement and decision making to decide which principles and methods to use and when
• What factors does it depend on when we say "it depends"

RESOURCES/REFERENCES
Robert Bjork Desirable Difficulties:
https://bit.ly/DesirableDifficulty
Pam Richards Research on Shared Mental Models:
https://bit.ly/NetballCaseStudy
https://bit.ly/HolisticSMMFramework
Implementing the Five-A Model of Technical Refinement: Key Roles of the Sport Psychologist:
https://bit.ly/5AModel
Professional Judgement and Decision Making in Sport
Coaching: To Jump Or Not To Jump:
https://bit.ly/PJDMPaper
Visit Jamie at:
https://twitter.com/jattaylor
[e-mail]

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