"Sport pedagogy in played-form practice in soccer: the articulation between contents and contexts" was published in SportsCoachingReview with co-authors from Brazil and Portugal, and Jia-Yi Chow tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

‘Sport pedagogy in played-form practice in soccer: the articulation between contents and contexts’ Grégory Hallé Petiot, João Claudio Machado, Rodrigo Aquino, João Ribeiro & Jia-Yi Chow’s paper is available now Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…

We got to celebrate with Dr Tom Leeder as Charlie Corsby presented Tom with the SportsCoachingReview best paper from 2024! tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.108… If you like intelligent yet accessible work on Deleuze, then this is for you! 👏👏👏

... and where would any paper be without peer review? We are delighted to award Zoe avner the SportsCoachingReview Reviewer of the Year Award! Super! 👏👏👏

Super proud of this, great way to top off a superb weekend at Cluster for Research into Coaching (CRiC) SportsCoachingReview 😄 - link to the paper here tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.108…

"However, further developments in coaching and training methodologies could be enriched by insights from contemporary skill acquisition principles. . . representing the next practical frontier leading to the further evolution of MMA." SportsCoachingReview doi.org/10.1080/216406…

I'm delighted to share that our latest paper, "Coaching Research in Gaelic Games: A Scoping Review" has been accepted for publication in SportsCoachingReview Looking forward to seeing it published online soon. Huge thanks to Jamie Taylor Áine MacNamara Stephen Behan & Dr Peter Horgan

'Sport pedagogy in played-form practice in soccer: the articulation between contents and contexts' Grégory Hallé Petiota, João Claudio Machado, Rodrigo Aquino, João Ribeiro & Jia Yi Chow's paper is available Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…

'The role of emotional intelligence and quality relationships in athletes’ and coaches’ levels of satisfaction: a multi-study analysis' Prof Sophia Jowett, S. Wachsmuthb, I. D. Boardley & A. L. Balduck's paper is available Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…

'Exhausted by design: coaching, care, and sleep in the NCAA' Sarah Barnes' paper is available Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…

Caught between a rock and a hard place: the liminality of the sport coaching ‘pracademic’ Benjamin Franks, Simon Phelan & Matthew Fiander's paper is available Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…

🚨 New Paper 🚨 "Coaching research in Gaelic games: a scoping review" Delighted to see our latest publication is out now in SportsCoachingReview 50 Free eprints available👇 tandfonline.com/eprint/P4VSE9I…

‘Coaching research in Gaelic games: a scoping review’ Kevin Gavin, Áine MacNamara, Stephen Behan, Peter Horgan & Jamie Taylor’s paper is available now Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…

‘Chasing an Olympic dream: a holistic approach to how youth athletes narrate injuries, performance, and the value of being seen’ Elsa Kristiansen, Trygve B. Broch & Trine Stensrud’s paper is available open access Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…

“You can stay now, you are trusted”: navigating qualitative fieldwork in sport coaching Dr Harley-Jean Simpson, Christian Edwards, Don Vinson & Andrew Cale’s paper is available open access Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…

A sneak peek into our recent paper 👀📝 I story how during a season-long ethnographic study, I negotiated the space as a researcher and became an integral and trusted member of the coaching context. SportsCoachingReview #ArtsBasedMethodology #QualitativeFieldwork #StoryPlots

‘Adding texture to the Art of constraints-led coaching: a request for more research-informed guidelines’ Andrew Kennedy & Katherine A. O’Brien’s paper is available open access Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…

Although the authors ask for research, I found responding to the Qs they pose to CLA a helpful reflective task. Thinking a mentor/critical friend (knowledgeable other) would also assist. Again, not applied research, but my relatively uneducated thoughts ....

Loved thinking of these questions as points of reflection - I wear so many hats across researcher, practitioner & coach developer (guide).. here are my initial thoughts with some resources 🧶 Thanks for the inspiration Harry Curtin!

‘Coach development as assemblage: mobilising assemblage thinking to examine coach learning within an endurance-running coach development intravention’ @Zoe_avner et al.’s paper is now available open access Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism; doi.org/10.1080/216406…