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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2020 · 47 MIN

Keir Wenham-Flatt: Can a Coaching Philosophy Hold You Back?

from Modern Soccer Coach Podcast · host Gary Curneen

Gary is joined by Keir Wenham-Flatt, a strength and conditioning coach based in the USA, who has worked with elite level rugby players all over the globe in places like the UK, China, Australia, Argentina and Japan. Kier discusses: - How a philosophy can also restrict a coach - How coaches can give themselves too much credit - Why soccer injury counts are not effect - What we must do to create more robust soccer players - Improving relationships with S&C Coaches And much more!! This podcast is brought to you by Bounce Athletics. If you are running a summer camp Bounce Athletics offers fully customized micro-stitched textured premium camp balls for under $9/ball. To receive free shipping, with delivery in May, order by February 15th. These are same camp balls that are used by major DI programs like Wake Forest, Creighton, Texas Tech, Michigan State, Florida State, and Clemson to name just a few. Modern Soccer Coach listeners can get a $50 discount on their first order of custom balls or training vests by mentioning the podcast when they email [email protected] to begin the order process.

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