John Abreu and Derek Hansen delve into the topic of identifying a coaching philosophy for yourself. Should your coaching philosophy be very general in nature, or should it be very specific? How will your philosophy evolve over time? How should you present your philosophy in a job interview or to others in your peer group? These are all important questions for physical preparation coaches at any point in their career. We invite feedback on this discussion and want to learn more about what has influenced your philosophy as a coach and physical preparation leader.
J. Abreu and D. Hansen – What is your coaching philosophy? by Strengthpowerspeed on Mixcloud
Derek M. Hansen
Founder at StrengthPowerSpeed.com
Derek is an International Sport Performance Consultant that has been working with athletes in speed, strength and power sports since 1988. He has worked with some of the top performers in the world as a coach and a consultant – including Olympic medallists, world record holders, Canadian National team athletes, and professional athletes from numerous sports. He also serves as a performance consultant to numerous professional teams and NCAA Division 1 programs throughout North America.
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