by Brett Klika | Jul 9, 2019 | Coaching & Teaching
Faster, Further, Heavier…. When an activity becomes easy or routine for a young athlete, coaches immediately default to one of the above interventions to make the activity more challenging. After all, each makes the activity harder. The body and brain respond to... by Brett Klika | Mar 30, 2019 | Coaching & Teaching, Perceptual Motor Skills, Play & Development
A growing number of children are entering sports and fitness programs lacking basic, fundamental movement skills. Once a task for physical education and play, youth sports and fitness coaches must now add the introduction of basic movement skills to their coaching... by Brett Klika | Feb 25, 2019 | Coaching & Teaching, Temporal Awareness
Speed is the currency of success in most sports, even during the early years before sport skill is developed. This has led parents and coaches of young athletes to embark on a constant quest for gimmicks, gadgets, and gurus that could prove a shortcut for creating... by Brett Klika | Dec 6, 2018 | Coaching & Teaching, Perceptual Motor Skills, Play & Development, Visual Awareness
If you work with kids in any capacity, it’s goes without saying that their thoughts, motivations, and actions are very different than those of an adult. In the realm of sports and physical training however, many overlook or are unaware of just how... by Brett Klika | Jun 18, 2018 | Coaching & Teaching, Play & Development, Play & Fitness
Concepts of “physical literacy” are now becoming par for the course when it comes to creating activity programs for kids. International bodies for fitness and sport are embracing this “new” terminology as the foundational construct from which kids can learn to...
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