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#188: Coaching zwischen Anspruch, Alltag und Athleten

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#188: Coaching zwischen Anspruch, Alltag und Athleten

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In dieser Folge sprechen Kai, Lars und Arne über das Thema Coaching. Warum? Weil wir es lieben – und weil wir es jeden Tag leben. Sobald Kai mit am Tisch sitzt, wird es allerdings schnell nerdig und wissenschaftlich!Was machen wir eigentlich im Alltag? Warum sehen wir uns als Coaches und nicht einfach als Trainer? Was bedeutet uns dieser Job und was erwarten wir von unseren Athlet*innen? Und warum ist Coaching am Ende eben mehr als nur eine Dienstleistung? All diesen Fragen gehen wir in dieser Folge auf den Grund.Natürlich sprechen wir auch über die große Frage der Zukunft: Ist KI ein Konkurrent im Coaching – oder im Moment noch nicht? Und was kommt da auf uns zu? Chance, Unterstützung oder doch der Untergang des menschlichen Coachings?Nebenbei nehmen wir noch ein paar aktuelle Themen mit: vom Marathon in Valencia über Neuigkeiten aus dem Trail Magazin bis hin zur Abstimmung zum Podcast Award des Jahres. Wer noch nicht abgestimmt hat – jetzt aber schnell! Wir hätten da im Podcast-Zimmer noch Platz für einen Award.

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