“Talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not." - a conversation with Brett Holland and Sion Kitson
Feb 7, 2024 ·
1h 10m 20s
In this episode, we dive deep into the transformative world of talent development within England Hockey by welcoming back Brett Holland and Sean Kitson, two previous podcast guests and who...
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In this episode, we dive deep into the transformative world of talent development within England Hockey by welcoming back Brett Holland and Sean Kitson, two previous podcast guests and who share their experiences and approaches to nurturing young talent in the sport of field hockey.
Main Themes:
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Main Themes:
- The shift from a centralised system to a more flexible, decentralized approach, recognizing the individuality of athletes’ development paths.
- The challenges and benefits of non-linear athlete development, emphasizing the need for multiple entry points and pathways for young players.
- The significance of customising coaching strategies to suit individual needs and the deliberate actions taken to enhance talent development.
- A clear understanding of objectives across different environments, such as school clubs and junior academies.
- Integration of competition into training as a means to measure progress and the importance of competition in sports overall.
- The necessity for a collaborative effort in the talent development ecosystem, guided by a comprehensive talent system framework.
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