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Nov 7, 2022 46 min

How to Improve Performance with Tracey Fraser

from Delivering Adventure

Top CSIA Level 4 ski instructor trainer Tracey Fraser shares how we can improve people’s performance. Being better at anything makes those tasks more enjoyable. Not only that, improving skill is an essential risk management tool. The better we are at anything, the less likely we are to make mistakes. Tracey is one of Canada’s most highly certified ski instructors and technical skiers. Key Takeaways Take a student specific / centered approach: Everyone is different and will need a different approach. A coach needs to be ready to use different approach that is based on how their student learns best. Pace the delivery of information: People can get frustrated if we give them too many things to work on or to think about at one time. Get buy in to change behavior patterns: You can’t change someone’s performance if they don’t see a problem with what they are doing. Avoiding Frustration: People need to be given something new, work through that challenge, feel that they are accomplishing something, spend some time in that zone. Rate and Review Enjoyed the episode? Please take a moment to rate and review it. Thanks! Share & Social Links https://linktr.ee/deliveringadventure

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