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Sports Coach
You watch how people move, use stats to plan practice, and help players set goals and stay motivated. Science, maths, and knowing how people think all make you a better coach.
The 26 headline skills a sports coach is built on. Tap a + node to open the 137 building blocks underneath, or tap any star to see how it connects.
What it leans on most
Healthy Lifestyle ChoicesGuiding players toward healthy habits keeps them in top shape.SciencePredicting Motion PatternsPredicting how a body will move helps you coach better technique.SciencePictograms and tally charts (age 11+)Tally charts of a match help you see what the team should work on.MathematicsPersonal Goal-SettingHelping players set clear goals is a big part of good coaching.Personal & Social DevelopmentHabits and MotivationBuilding good habits and motivation keeps a team improving.Personal & Social DevelopmentListening and respondingYou listen to how a player feels, then give clear advice back.English
The subjects behind it
The Human BodyScience
You need to know how bodies work to keep your players fit and safe.
Forces & MotionScience
Understanding how the body moves helps you fix a player's technique.
Data & StatisticsMathematics
You use team stats to spot what to practise next.
Self-Regulation & ResiliencePersonal & Social Development
You help players set goals and keep going when it is tough.
Speaking & ListeningEnglish
You listen to your players and explain how to get better.