Editorial
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Training and Science, Skill development, Coach trainingAbstract
Welcome to issue 49 of the ITF Coaching and Sport Science Review, which is the final edition for 2009. October saw the staging of the 16th ITF Worldwide Coaches Conference, with the theme ‘Developing competencies for elite players and coaches’. Six hundred and seventy-nine coaches from over 110 countries participated in this year’s Worldwide Coaches Conference by BNP Paribas which concluded on the 3rd of November in Valencia, Spain. The conference featured over 120 presentations, including keynote lectures, workshop sessions, free communications, poster presentations and for the first time virtual presentations from a series of renowned international speakers
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Copyright (c) 2009 Dave Miley, Miguel Crespo, Scott Over
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