Coaching CH1 PDF: Developing Coaching Philosophy
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This document discusses developing a coaching philosophy, covering definitions, key components, self-awareness, and the importance of aligning ideal, public, and real selves. It also touches on the role of self-esteem and self-disclosure in coaching.
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Developing Your Coaching Philosophy: Key Takeaways What is a Coaching Philosophy? Definition of Philosophy: ○ Love of learning, pursuit of wisdom. ○ How we view objects, experiences, relationships, and values. A coaching philosophy shapes decisions, actions, and you...
Developing Your Coaching Philosophy: Key Takeaways What is a Coaching Philosophy? Definition of Philosophy: ○ Love of learning, pursuit of wisdom. ○ How we view objects, experiences, relationships, and values. A coaching philosophy shapes decisions, actions, and your overall coaching effectiveness. Why Develop a Coaching Philosophy? Provides clarity on: ○ Training rules. ○ Style of play. ○ Discipline and codes of conduct. ○ Short- and long-term objectives. Reduces uncertainty in decision-making and helps achieve success. How to Develop a Philosophy Reflect on your values, beliefs, and objectives. Consider how life experiences have shaped your views. Understand that a philosophy evolves over a lifetime. Key Components of a Philosophy 1. Major Objectives: The values and goals you strive for. 2. Beliefs/Principles: Guide how to achieve those objectives. Self-Awareness and Coaching Essential to understand yourself to guide others. Reflect on: ○ Who you are. ○ What you want in life. ○ Your behavior and goals. Self-awareness influences how athletes perceive and emulate you. The Three Selves 1. Ideal Self: The person you aspire to be. 2. Public Self: How others perceive you. 3. Real Self: Your authentic self. ○ Strive for alignment between the three selves for mental well-being. Self-Esteem in Coaching Success in coaching ties to self-esteem and belief in your worth. Positive self-esteem leads to confidence and better performance. Self-Disclosure Sharing feelings and insights with athletes: ○ Builds trust and stronger relationships. ○ Requires honesty, authenticity, and appropriateness. Conclusion A well-developed philosophy: ○ Guides actions and decisions. ○ Requires self-reflection and ownership. ○ Is not just expressed in words but demonstrated through actions.
