MMU CRiC

Manchester Metropolitan University Cluster for Research into Coaching (CRiC). Please note this account is now retired, so visit @CRiC_SCR for the new version

[MMU CRiC @mmucric]

Owing to CRiC undergoing a transformation to include a much wider scope and broader remit, this account is being re-launched as @CRiC_SCR. Please visit us for exciting news about the 6th CRiC International Coaching Conference in Feb 2022

[SportsCoachingReview @SportsCoachingR]

Keynote from Dr Diane Culver ⁦@C2019C�� ⁦@uOttawa⁩ ⁦@uOttawaHealthSc⁩

[Brian Gearity @DrGearity]

Prof John Lyle delivering closing keynote at @C2019C #CRiC2019
He’s begun with 5+ minutes of self depreciating humour 😂😂 #clever

FYI- his The Coaching Process book was one of the first I ever got, and his newer book with @CoachC1 is another good one. Heckuva career 🙌🏼

[MMU Sport @MMUSport]

Why gain a coaching qualification ? 🎖️

See the graphic below from @Sport_England on how a qualification can benefit you, those you coach and the wider community as a whole.

Book your place on our 'Coaching Wizard' Workshop with @russellearnshaw here: https://t.co/S6OmQkjRwP

[QRSE 2024 @QRSE2024]

Abstract submission for #qrse2020 opens today!
Visit our website to view the CFP, information on how to submit an abstract, key dates, details of our Keynote speakers, and more. https://t.co/WgxDkZafYh
We look forward to welcoming you to @durham_uni July 7-9, 2020. @DUSportExSci

[Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism @tandfsport]

Just published! Strength and Conditioning for Young Athletes: Science and Application 2nd Edition- this edition draws on leading research to offer a holistic approach to training centred on long-term athletic development and welfare https://t.co/afsZa3ZatL @DrJonOliver @DrRSLloyd

[Routledge Sport, Leisure, and Tourism @tandfsport]

New book! ‘Experiential Learning and Outdoor Education’ – can a singular experience transform a participant’s life as a whole and in a permanent way? This short but fascinating book explores the philosophy and pedagogy of outdoor education https://t.co/ZSWaA3R0RC

[LJMU Power of Sport @LJMUPower_Sport]

We are so excited to welcome over 150 delegates to attend our conference on Friday 🤗 see our latest line up of exciting presentations. The inspirational @katewalsh11 headlining & other amazing key notes. 48 hours left to register 👉🏼 https://t.co/uX3XwyjiWj

[MMU CRiC @mmucric]

Scott Bradley nailing the last presentation of the day with a superb evocation of becoming a strengths-based coach. Well done to all!! https://t.co/GUBnCydmsK

[CRiC Coaching in the Community @CRiC_2018]

Our final presentation today @CRiC_2018 symposium by Scott Bradley is about why we should emphasise “strengths” as positive qualities when we work with children (and others) in community coaching environments ... Positivity ➡️ Happiness ➡️ 😃😃😃

[CRiC Coaching in the Community @CRiC_2018]

In his poster, @4_reece gives an insight into how FA formal coach education has evolved over time. Have we moved from viewing “coaches as empty vessels” to a social constructivist approach to learning?

[MMU CRiC @mmucric]

... and the importance of not underestimating emotional labour, emotional investment and emotion management of sports coaching... https://t.co/ktZLSkGOOc

[CRiC Coaching in the Community @CRiC_2018]

@BenIves1 in action. Exploring the everyday realities of community coaching practice

[CRiC Coaching in the Community @CRiC_2018]

@TomLeeder is drawing on Bourdieu’s theorisation to make sense of how FA coaches became mentors, how they perceived this process and associated responsibilities.

[CRiC Coaching in the Community @CRiC_2018]

Sarah Clinkard is drawing on her embedded position as a coach to engage in an ethnographic study in community sports coaching environments.

[Dr Alexandra Consterdine @aconsterdine1]

@BenIves1 kick starting the @CRiC_2018 symposium @MMU_Cheshire with a lively investigation into anger, emotion and identity

[Dr Alexandra Consterdine @aconsterdine1]

@RyanThomas2310 interrogating the relational nature of sports coaching. How do our interrelations with key stakeholder define areas of knowledge/influence social behaviour? @CRiC_2018 @MMU_Cheshire @mmucric

[MMU CRiC @mmucric]

Coaching as an emotive act involving experiencing and managing anger. Are community coaches equipped to deal with anti-social behaviour or even briefed on government policy to which they work under? https://t.co/AJGx2RSktL

[Dr Alexandra Consterdine @aconsterdine1]

@BenIves1 kick starting the @CRiC_2018 symposium @MMU_Cheshire with a lively investigation into anger, emotion and identity

[Petra Kolić @DrPKolic]

What an enjoyable day @CRiC_2018, “chatting” coaching research, coaching practice and associated complexities. A great opportunity to network and meet new colleagues. @mmucric @RKECheshire

[MMU CRiC @mmucric]

Noel Dempsey elucidating the ambuities between pedagogical aspects of coach education and assessment policies in grassroots football
@CRiC_2018

[MMU CRiC @mmucric]

Already looking forward to @LJMUPower_Sport conference @CRiC_2018

[MMU CRiC @mmucric]

Delighted to host community sports coaches Val Stevenson ad Pippa Jones @CRiC_2018 -
Challenges facing the sector requiring new ways of thinking
@sheffieldhallam