The evolution of online education for sports coaches: A tennis perspective
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Distance-learning, coach education, visual learningAbstract
This article looks at how modern coach education has progressed with the development of more resources and online learning platforms dedicated to informal and distance-learning based courses for coaches and what the effects of this means for the future of coach education courses for coaches and tutors.
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