The Role of Sport Science in Coaching Education
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v19i54.533Keywords:
Coach education, Sport scienceAbstract
This article discusses how in order for developing players to master the game of tennis, it has always been a careful blend of science and art. The article summarises early scientific approaches to coaching whilst also outlining modern day coaching methodology- whereby the ever present role of sport science has now become commonplace within modern day coach education.
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