How We Learn to Move

A Revolution in the Way We Coach & Practice Sports Skills

De: Rob Gray

Narrado por: Rob Gray

Duración: 5 h y 19 m

Resumen del Editor

What is the new, revolutionary way people are becoming skillful? How is sports practice and coaching becoming more creative and fun—giving athletes the opportunity to explore and support their own individuality and creativity? Why is it time we move away from the idea that we learn through boring repetition of a skill in an un-game-like practice environment, running through tires, hitting off tees, and dribbling through cones?

A look at the exciting alternative approach to how we learn to move and its implications for practice design, coaching, keeping kids engaged in sports, injury prevention, developing training technology, using analytics, and more.

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A must for coaches & parents alike

Just wow!! As an enthusiastic parent, unschooling my three sons, coaching their soccer teams, having earned my Master’s degree in Equine Experiential Learning, getting super excited learning more how humans effectively learn, and also coaching adults through my life coaching practice, this book had so many “ah-has!”, quick answers to some questions I’ve received as well as clear insights into some problematic areas I haven’t been able to put my finger on (why exactly do I avoid drills and cones). I suggest any youth coaches go through the grassroots training and soak in as much of Rob Gray’s teaching through this book and his podcast as possible, parents too. Brilliant!!

Excellent Read for Coaches

Dr. Gray does an outstanding job explaining how we learn to move and become skillful. Rich in theory and application. I particularly liked how he described research related to motor learning and baseball batting.

Real insight on how to modernize training

The author did a great job reinforcing every point he made with fun, memorable analogies. He also illustrated how the legacy approach to training often times is inefficient yet the sports world continues using old non-proven methods. He makes a strong case for this type of training. The type of training where you foster variety and creativity to find invariants. Good stuff.

Must read for movement professionals

As a physio, I wish this was one of the texts that I had during my motor skills and aquisition classes. Unlike those texts, Gray highlights fun and practical examples that can be taken to practice immediately. While technical jargon is used, it is not overbearing like in the texts one would read in school.

Changes Everything

Add more tools to the tool belt with this read!!!! Great for enhancing and adding to your current coaching and training techniques.

Good supplement to the book.

It's a great book for coaches and athletes to get them thinking about the methods used to perfect or innovate their skill sets. Needs sport-specofoc follow-up books.

Learned a lot

Just diving into the topic of skill acquisition and this book was a great introduction to the topic.

Jiu-Jitsu brought me here

An eye opening take on coaching martial arts. Thank you agree Sauders for preaching the gospel of Rob Gray.

Excellent

Looking forward to implementing this approach into everything I do (pilot and Brazilian jiu jitsu player). Every skill I’ve significantly improved at has been, coincidentally, in line with these practices— I just didn’t realize it until reading this book.

Worth it

Great intro to the Ecological approach. Concise & easy to comprehend, but deep enough to demand a second listen. Would recommend.