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Listen "Athletic Skills Podcast Episode 30: Can you do Sport Specific Training? with Blaine Clancy"
Episode Synopsis
In this episode of the Athletic Skills Podcast, we speak with Blaine Clancy, Physical Performance Coach.
Blaine Clancy brings extensive experience coaching various sports and working with diverse populations.
He delves into Youth Athletic Development, exploring how his philosophy has evolved over time.
We discuss an intriguing question: when coaching fundamental movements, is there such a thing as being "sport-specific"? It’s a fascinating topic, as coaches often emphasize making their sessions sport-specific. But what about the foundational skills all athletes need?
Additionally, we explore the role of a coach as a salesperson—how to secure buy-in from others—and the ways parents can be leveraged to further support athletes.
Blaine also shares his thoughts on whether young practitioners should volunteer for free at the start of their journey or focus on finding paid roles. What’s your perspective? Should every opportunity have monetary value, or can coaches gain other meaningful benefits from unpaid experiences?
Feel free to get in touch with Blaine and see more about the his work:
Instagram: bc_performance
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This podcast is brought to you by Brendan Chaplin Business Coaching.
Brendan guides coaches and service based entrepreneurs to deliver their best work, build a 7 figure lifestyle and performance business and create a life of freedom.
To get in touch with Brendan, DM him the word COACH and he will start the conversation on any of the platforms below:
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Website
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Blaine Clancy brings extensive experience coaching various sports and working with diverse populations.
He delves into Youth Athletic Development, exploring how his philosophy has evolved over time.
We discuss an intriguing question: when coaching fundamental movements, is there such a thing as being "sport-specific"? It’s a fascinating topic, as coaches often emphasize making their sessions sport-specific. But what about the foundational skills all athletes need?
Additionally, we explore the role of a coach as a salesperson—how to secure buy-in from others—and the ways parents can be leveraged to further support athletes.
Blaine also shares his thoughts on whether young practitioners should volunteer for free at the start of their journey or focus on finding paid roles. What’s your perspective? Should every opportunity have monetary value, or can coaches gain other meaningful benefits from unpaid experiences?
Feel free to get in touch with Blaine and see more about the his work:
Instagram: bc_performance
Sign up to my free newsletter: Be and Elite Coach, Build Elite Athletes with weekly content designed to help you reach your version of "Elite". Click here to join!
This podcast is brought to you by Brendan Chaplin Business Coaching.
Brendan guides coaches and service based entrepreneurs to deliver their best work, build a 7 figure lifestyle and performance business and create a life of freedom.
To get in touch with Brendan, DM him the word COACH and he will start the conversation on any of the platforms below:
LinkedIn Profile
Instagram
Website
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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