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Mark McLaughlin You have to love your players, which creates conditions for them to share Then, you have to... Value what they think .4-4% of humans have that in them...

You are either improving or getting worse. There is no in between. Improvement requires change. And change requires action.

["The way it's always been done."] Keep fostering that open dialogue it's what makes the difference between a coach who just instructs and 1 who truly develops athletes.. Search for the "why"..

If anyone claims because they did xyz training program and that’s the reason there teams didn’t have any cramps, it’s total BS. If you’re convinced that this 1 single factor is the reason, then conduct a research 🔬 study 📚

The play “multiple sports 🏈 ⚾️🏀⚽️” crowd, for better all around athletes, assumes that they are embedded in representative learning environments in all other disciplines. That get adequate reps (they don’t), are free to make mistakes (there not), and are allowed to explore

Why do I say this? Look at how youth/HS practices look. Go observe. Note 📝 the standing around, long lines waiting for a rep in a non-representative drill, over coaching (too much talking by coaches), conditioning for what? Drills filling time vs learning. Boring, long, and

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Force Training Theatre = Forced Compliance Creates counterforce conversation on the Uber ride back What the coaches don't get to see and hear is more informative than what they do get to see and hear Saying, "that drill went well" after is illusory

I had one athlete (U14) recently training with 4 different teams across multiple sports each week. We assessed his playing form and drill-based activities, he could explain nearly every activity from every session. Impressive? Yes. But also revealing. He was constantly

This is quite common. You’d hear similar stories where a player would do almost identical training 5/6 times in a week while involved with 20’s County, Harty Cup and Club teams

Mark McLaughlin I literally just tweeted about a case I dealt with recently. x.com/petershawmsc/s…

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This ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️ “He was constantly performing, rarely playing.”

"Monkey see monkey do" for the Twitter gold medal today.

This entire thread 🧵 is gold. Understanding behaviors of compliance vs full engagement of the environment. The soft skills that give coaches a greater opportunity to design learning environments vs color inside the lines. “Remove the watchmen, watch what happens”