S2E7: Coaching from an Icon: Michelle Goes SOLO with Lee Taft
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Lee Taft gives us all a lesson in the art of coaching. Sure, we dive into multi-directional speed training, principles, and misconceptions, but man-oh-man is Lee dropping dimes about coaching. Get ready, to get better, as we chat about being patient with results, making sure your clients understand intent, adding context for learning, allowing the learning process to take place, and making sure you know how your clients like information delivered to them.
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Related Content:
- Eric Schmitt Episode Season 1 Discussing Machine Use
- Lee Taft on the Biggest Coaching Mistakes in Speed Training
- Lee Taft’s Speed Insiders
Connect with Lee Taft:
- Lee Taft Official Website
- Basketball Speed Specialist Certification
- Instagram @leetaft
- Email: [email protected]
Connect with Michelle & Tim:
Instagram @dr.michelleboland @tim_richardt_dpt
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