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Women In Coaching
The resources below provide tips, tools, information, and inspiration for women who coach sports. Learn from top female coaches on PCA’s National Advisory Board about how organizational leaders can recruit more female coaches, how women in coaching motivate athletes, coach their kids, function as role models, battle gender stereotypes, and more.
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Olympic Rower Gevvie Stone on the value of processing a coach's feedback for success in sports and beyond.
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Award-Winning Coach Breeze McDonald talks about using her attitude to help her players overcome obstacles.
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John O'Sullivan says that making the ride home a 'teachable moment' starts to take the joy out of the game.
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Jack Clark on what it truly means to be a team oriented player and why that is something he looks for.
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Coaches can think they know it all right away. Dave St. Peter says he still doesn't know it all years later.
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R.C. Buford believes that coaches should be evaluated by who they are and what they bring to the team
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The next step, Foudy says, is to get women in leadership roles after their playing careers are over.
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Title IX did not only help Foudy in sports, but it's helped as a great equalizer for women in general.
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Collins shares that these two components set the stage for a coach looking to develop a coaching philosophy.
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No matter what, Ann Murphy makes sure the kid comes first and doesn't get left behind when parents get busy.
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Lavoi proposes nine strategies for increasing female coaches in youth sport as less than 20% are female.
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Lavoi explores the lack of gender balance in the youth coaching ranks and why more mothers need to coach youth
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Mothers already have interpersonal qualities required for effective coaching that is less natural for others.