| ICCE
International Masterclass, Limerick
Thursday,
1 September 2005 Presentations
The ICCE International Masterclass was held in Limerick,
Ireland on Thursday, 1 September 2005, as part of the ICCE
Global Coach Conference and ENSSEE Forum. Appreciation is
extended to the National Coaching and Training Centre (NCTC)
for helping to organize the event and to SportscoachUK for
their financial assistance, to the plenary and workshop
presenters and facilitators, to the 45 coach education researchers
and practitioners who shared their knowledge and experience
and to Penny Crisfield from Apollinaire Consulting for her
excellent facilitation.
The purpose of
the day was:
- For practitioners
to help researchers identify priority research needs for
coach education.
- To forge a
closer link between research and coach education programme
design and content.
- To identify
the current status and implications of selected issues
in coach education.
- To provide
an opportunity for international networking, debate and
collaboration between researchers and practitioners in
order to move forward coach education theory and practice.
Please click on the following
names to access the presentations:
Plenaries
Workshops
WORKSHOP
2
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2.1
Analysing and developing effective coaching behaviours
Researcher:
John Lyle, UK
Effective_Coaching.PPT
Practitioner:
Kevin Bowring, UK
Bowring_paper.ppt
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2.2
Technology and coach education
Researcher:
Pierre Trudel,
Canada
Practitioner:
Angie Calder,
Australia
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2.3
Coach education delivery
Researcher:
Steven Rynne,
Australia
Practitioner:
Phil Relf,
UK
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2.4
Long-term athlete development, associated coaching
pathways and implications for coach education
Researcher:
Jean Coté,
Canada
Practitioner:
Pat Duffy,
Ireland
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Summary
Feedback notes: Penny Crisfield,
UK |
