Podcasts about soccercoaching

In this episode, I talk with Amy Shepherd. Amy is the current head coach and football development officer at the Sydney University Soccer Football Club. She is originally from Cambridgeshire England and has experience coaching with Norwich City in their regional development program, Watford FC women's as well as coaching in New Jersey in the USA. She is now making her mark in Australia working across youth and senior women's football. We discuss the use of games and constraints based coaching and discuss the importance of individual development plans along with team training. Amy's leadership and experience at the Sydney University Soccer Football Club is highly valued with the club claiming four straight premierships in the senior Womens NPL1 competition between 2018 and 2022 and their youth program being one of the best football programs in Australia feeding into the senior program. They also have qualified for the finals in every youth team in 2023 which speaks volumes for their youth development program.

Johan is also an ex professional table tennis player, representing his country Sweden. After being a sport psychologist in FC Kopenhagen and Djurgarden IF, 2 professional soccer clubs, he spent 10 years being responsible for sport psychology in Swedish FA. During this time, he also worked on special projects with Swedish Olympic Committee and other key sporting bodies in Sweden. Johan has presented to over 100,000 people in Sweden and Scandinavia. Today he does most of his work in Fallby Sports & Psychology AB, both in sport and the business world. He is also involved in research and participated in several peer reviewed published papers. Today we talk around his book “Gor det better sjalv” (Do it better yourself) which unfortunately at this stage is only available in Swedish. However, like most of us Swedes we speak SweEnglish and we will cover important aspects of what we adults should consider to help our children in sport. Overview: 76:31   min episode 02:44   Introducing Johan Fallby 05:00   Who is sport psychologist Johan Fallby and what is his background? 08:48   Swedish Football code, survival of the best or participation; who wins & who should act? 20:20   What was the reason behind Johan's book “Do it better yourself if you can” and why should parent learn more about a healthy youth sport environment? 26:45   We discuss the fine line about being present but not controlling. What does it mean? And how has Johan's children impacted him? 35:14   What can we learn from skateboard parks and what do we need to consider shaping youth sport for the future. 40:40   Back to Johan's book discussing levels of parent engagements and the challenging road ahead. 48:20   How can we balance technical versus more psychology in training and deal with mental challenges? 50:50   How to build intrinsic motivation in a “Netflix youth Generation”? 60:01   What is the mental impact (positively and negatively) in sport. 64:30   What is Johan's “Sound of music” in youth sport. Show notes are available on www.yellowforyelling.com

Hernan Chousa is an author from Argentina. He lives in Buenos Aires, and he runs his zinc flake coating business as the CEO of Chousa SRL. Unplugged is his first novel where he could fuse two passions: music and writing. He also published “My Son the Tennis Player” and “How to Help Your Kid Succeed in Sports”. Former professional tennis player in his twenties, he is willing to share his experiences as a pro player and as a father to a successful tennis playing son. This is a story with a lot of ups & downs. Married with Mariana with two sons: Julian and Sebastian.

The sports world is a high-pressure environment, Richard’s skills and experience mean he is able to probe the tough issues and challenges parents and coaches face, without being judge mental or pushy. He delivered parent engagement strategy support, sports-parent meetings and coaches CPD on working with parents for: Three National Governing Bodies; (England Rugby U18 Boys & Girls, England Hockey U16 & U18 Boys and Girls and England Cricket Board) A number of the UK’s top professional sports teams in their academy system (Including Saracens, Essex County Cricket, Newcastle Falcons & Somerset County Cricket.) The country's top independent schools, (Including Millfield and Millfield Prep & Trinity Croydon.) 20 years of working with parent's which, includes: Worked as a youth worker for the local authority Delivered numerous parenting courses for the local authority Provided one-to-one parenting support for multiple statutory agencies Lectured at several universities, teaching trainee social work students about effective strategies for working with families Worked in various roles for two churches Coached and encouraged people from a wide range of backgrounds, faiths and life experiences Worked with and spoken at many schools across all ages Public speaking in many contexts (from skate-parks to funerals and everything in-between.) Qualifications Honours degree in Community and Youth Studies (St Martins, Lancaster) Honours degree in Theology (University of Wales) Diploma in Life Coaching from A R Training Facilitator for ‘Strengthening families, strengthening communities’ parenting program Facilitator for ‘Strengthening families’ 10-14 parenting course Overview: 03:15   Richard Shorter’s Bio 05:20   Richard talks about his background 09:00   Home to be the harbor for children and openness and honesty is important part of communication at home. 16:15   We discuss when children get identified more for their sport rather than them as human. 24:10   Coaches need compassion and better parent engagements, and if they coach their own children allow their children to give feedback without being defensive. 30:10   How can parents support their children during the selection time? 40:45   How can play games with parents, help parents related to their children’s sporting world? 48:15   Non-perfect Dad’s vision of the perfect youth sport environment. Contact: Web: https://non-perfectdad.co.uk/ Twitter: @nonperfectdad Facebook: @Non-perfect dad

Frequent SDH guest Jon Akin joins the show to talk about creating a coaching curriculum, philosophy, and other player development topics.

On this week’s episode of Uncle Sam’s Soccer Podcast,It’s part 2 of our interview with Detroit City FC coach Trevor James! We discuss youth development and Detroit City FC! Go back and listen to part 1 where we discuss his career through the world of football and general issues in US soccer. Follow us @UncSamSoccerPod! We always enjoy your feedback and comments, so continue to send them in! Don't forget that you can always find the show on any major podcast platform.

On this week’s episode of Uncle Sam’s Soccer Podcast,It’s part 1 of our interview with Detroit City FC coach Trevor James! We discuss his career through the world of football and general issues in US soccer. Come back tomorrow for part 2 where we discuss youth soccer and the outlook for Detroit City FC. Follow us @UncSamSoccerPod! We always enjoy your feedback and comments, so continue to send them in! Don't forget that you can always find the show on any major podcast platform.

Skye is the founder of the Soccer Parenting Association (SoccerParenting.com), with a mission of elevating the game by engaging, educating, supporting and advocating for youth soccer parents. Skye is a sought, after speaker for parents, coaches, clubs and players. A former professional player, Skye was a collegiate and youth All-American goalkeeper, Defensive MVP of the Final Four (1993) and State Champion track athlete.  Skye has coached extensively in the youth and collegiate games. A MBA graduate of the University of Richmond, Skye has earned her USSF “B” License, the National Goalkeeper License and is a Coach Educator for United Soccer Coaches Overview 1:15     Introduction to Sky-Eddie Bruce and Soccer Parenting. Why did she start it, what were the issues and how does it work? 11:15   Parents engagements will impact the environment but how do you create it? 16:10   This is the impact Soccer parenting have in the sporting community. 23:20   3 parent categories and the Stroop effect. 3 most common questions asked by parents 35:45   Have your child come home crying not wanting to play or train, what do you do and what can the club do? 48:00   What are the boundaries when should parents be able to talk and when should they leave it to the coach and club. 57:45   Pre-game huddle-what is it and how does it help? Twitter  @SoccerParenting Facebook:   SoccerParenting http://www.SoccerParenting.com Skye@SoccerParenting.com +1 (804) 467-7041

This is a Bonus episode in which you will learn about the importance of Knowing Your Strength. In this episode you will learn: - The importance of knowing your strength - Examples of different types of strengths - Tips to identify your individual and team strengths - How to improve your strengths and eliminate your weaknesses - Questions that you can ask yourself to help you find your strength