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Every season leaves behind a record.
Wins. Losses. Standings. Championships. Disappointments.
Years later, those numbers are often the only things anyone remembers.
Yet some of the most important parts of coaching never appear there at all.
What the Record Can't Tell You began as an attempt to make sense high school soccer. Along the way, it became something different. The questions were not about formations, schedules, or the structure of the game itself, but about the signals coaches receive, the messages they give, the standards they use to judge their work, and the ways success and failure are interpreted.
The stories in this book do not follow a single season or argue for a particular coaching system. Instead, they explore the moments, people, tensions, and experiences that shaped the author's understanding of coaching. Some stories offer clarity while others end with less certainty.
Along the way, the book examines competition, leadership, development, culture, relationships, expectations, and the uneasy reality that many of the things coaches value most cannot be measured by a scoreboard.
Written for coaches, educators, parents, and anyone who works with young people, What the Record Can't Tell You is not a manual. It is a collection of stories and ideas that explore coaching when the most visible measures of success rarely tell the whole story.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Every season leaves behind a record.Wins. Losses. Standings. Championships. Disappointments. Years later, those numbers are often the only things anyone remembers. Yet some of the most important parts of coaching never appear there at all. What the Record Can't Tell You began as an attempt to make sense high school soccer. Along the way, it became something different. The questions were not about formations, schedules, or the structure of the game itself, but about the signals coaches receive, the messages they give, the standards they use to judge their work, and the ways success and failure are interpreted. The stories in this book do not follow a single season or argue for a particular coaching system. Instead, they explore the moments, people, tensions, and experiences that shaped the author's understanding of coaching. Some stories offer clarity while others end with less certainty. Along the way, the book examines competition, leadership, development, culture, relationships, expectations, and the uneasy reality that many of the things coaches value most cannot be measured by a scoreboard.Written for coaches, educators, parents, and anyone who works with young people, What the Record Can't Tell You is not a manual. It is a collection of stories and ideas that explore coaching when the most visible measures of success rarely tell the whole story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996398003
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