Add to ORKGThis volume of abstracts provides an insight into the contested nature of sports coaching
The debates over coaching and training that followed the disappointing performance of the British te...
During the latter stages of the nineteenth century, the trajectory of organized sports followed sign...
This paper arises from ideas gathered from personal experiences as a coach and coach educator as we...
This volume of abstracts provides an insight into the contested nature of sports coaching
In Inter-War Britain, several individuals exploited their athletic skills by pursuing careers as coa...
Coaches are amongst the most visible figures in sport today but little is known about the history of...
In Inter War Britain, individuals exploited their athletic skills by pursuing professional careers, ...
While the relationship between amateurism and sport is well documented, the impact of this ethos on ...
Amateurism acted as the guiding principle for the many sporting clubs and governing bodies that were...
When Victorian and Edwardian coaches used the term ‘science’ they were generally referring to techni...
During the latter stages of the nineteenth century and well into the twentieth, the trajectory of or...
The pervasive influence of the amateur ethos, with its emphasis on volunteerism, permeated all aspec...
Harold Perkin described inter-war British society as being in a ‘transitional stage, a sort of halfw...
The debates over coaching and training that followed the disappointing performance of the British te...
During the latter stages of the nineteenth century, the trajectory of organized sports followed sign...
This paper arises from ideas gathered from personal experiences as a coach and coach educator as we...
This volume of abstracts provides an insight into the contested nature of sports coaching
In Inter-War Britain, several individuals exploited their athletic skills by pursuing careers as coa...
Coaches are amongst the most visible figures in sport today but little is known about the history of...
In Inter War Britain, individuals exploited their athletic skills by pursuing professional careers, ...
While the relationship between amateurism and sport is well documented, the impact of this ethos on ...
Amateurism acted as the guiding principle for the many sporting clubs and governing bodies that were...
When Victorian and Edwardian coaches used the term ‘science’ they were generally referring to techni...
During the latter stages of the nineteenth century and well into the twentieth, the trajectory of or...
The pervasive influence of the amateur ethos, with its emphasis on volunteerism, permeated all aspec...
Harold Perkin described inter-war British society as being in a ‘transitional stage, a sort of halfw...
The debates over coaching and training that followed the disappointing performance of the British te...
During the latter stages of the nineteenth century, the trajectory of organized sports followed sign...
This paper arises from ideas gathered from personal experiences as a coach and coach educator as we...