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Evidence-Based Implementation | Dr. Joe Eisenmann
Love What You Play
English - September 17, 2018 16:00 - 59 minutes - 55.2 MB - ★★ - 1 ratingSports Education Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
“From a research standpoint… we kind of know what to do, but the key thing now is not only coach education and the translating of that research into practice, but also helping sport leaders and coaches implement it into their clubs, schools, and communities.”
Dr. Joe Eisenmann has published 160 peer-reviewed papers and has held faculty positions from the University of Wyoming to York University. However, Dr. Eisenmann has since left academia to pursue what he deems imperative to the development of youth sports: making research on long term athletic development and sports science accessible and understandable to those outside of academia. In this talk, he discusses the importance of fundamental movement skills, negotiating with “play to win” coaches, and helping coaches with evidence-based implementation.
Dr. Eisenmann's Book Recommendation (https://www.amazon.com/Getting-Yes-Negotiating-Agreement-Without/dp/0140157352)
Dr. Eisenmann's Twitter (https://twitter.com/joe_eisenmann?lang=en)
Get your FREE copy of "5 Tips for Parents", an outline of the most important takeaways for ensuring that your child stays in love with their game and has fun all season. (https://www.fortheloveofthegame.ca/p/5-tips-for-parents)
“From a research standpoint… we kind of know what to do, but the key thing now is not only coach education and the translating of that research into practice, but also helping sport leaders and coaches implement it into their clubs, schools, and communities.”
Dr. Joe Eisenmann has published 160 peer-reviewed papers and has held faculty positions from the University of Wyoming to York University. However, Dr. Eisenmann has since left academia to pursue what he deems imperative to the development of youth sports: making research on long term athletic development and sports science accessible and understandable to those outside of academia. In this talk, he discusses the importance of fundamental movement skills, negotiating with “play to win” coaches, and helping coaches with evidence-based implementation.