IVET Sport & Recreation: Foundation Coaching - E7 Completing and Reviewing Sessions

In this episode, hosts Matt and Sarah cover what happens after the main coaching session ends. They discuss seeking participant feedback, describing follow-up session plans, and checking and packing away equipment. The conversation then shifts to reviewing your own coaching performance: seeking feedback from supervisors and participants, and using self-reflection methods to identify strengths and areas for improvement. Key Takeaways: - Seek participant feedback to identify further coaching needs: use formal methods or informal methods, choosing based on time, equipment, and participant ability. - Always check in with any participant who was injured or unable to participate during the session; this is a duty of care requirement. - When packing away equipment, follow organisational policies. - There are several methods for self-reflection: writing in a diary or journal, using a strengths and weaknesses chart, completing a survey or checklist, and video analysis. Each has distinct advantages. - A four-step reflection process helps structure improvement: reflect on your own thoughts, collate external feedback, compare the two to identify strengths and areas for improvement, and set two to three focused goals. Disclaimer: This episode features AI-generated voices created using ElevenLabs, with content developed by IVET. This podcast is produced for educational purposes only as an additional learning resource within the IVET suite, and as such remains the intellectual property of the IVET Group. Any unauthorised use or distribution is strictly prohibited. All content is current at the time of recording and may not reflect subsequent updates.