HeyJaredDon't Tell Me... Show Me
Turning coaching theory into practical growth for coaches. Dive into a needs-based approach to coaching with three divergent thinkers - Mark Bennett of PDS Sport, alongside Alan Keane & Simon Turner of MVMT Sports.
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STOP BUILDING ROBOTS - SELF-REGULATION SERIES | PART 1 - Ep. 65 "Don't Tell Me Show Me" (opens the original)
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Cool, calm and composed is one way to perform, but coaching every athlete towards it can quietly make some of them worse. This episode opens a new series on emotion and self-regulation for coaches who want athletes performing as themselves, not as a copy of the coach's idea of composure. Episode 65 of the Don’t Tell Me Show Me podcast with Mark Bennett and Simon Turner.
The Elastic Band Effect - Ep. 64 "Don't Tell Me Show Me" (opens the original)
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Your team nails the culture shift for one session, then snaps straight back to old habits the next. This episode breaks down why regression is normal and exactly what to do to avoid The Elastic Band Effect. Episode 64 of the Don't Tell Me Show Me podcast with Mark Bennett and Simon Turner.
What's The Story Behind The Score? - Ep. 63 "Dont Tell Me Show Me" (opens the original)
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A scoreline tells you who won. It doesn't tell you what actually happened. Simon Grieve, a Level 5 LTA coach who works with Grand Slam-level juniors shares the method he uses to get athletes past "it was good" and into the real story of their performance. This episode delves into athlete ownership, empathy, narratives, and the journey from enthusiastic junior to elite performer.
Do Your Athletes Even Need You? - Ep. 62 "Don't Tell Me Show Me" (opens the original)
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Three-time Olympian turned elite college coach, Pietie Coetzee, on the moment a player stops waiting for the answer, and what changes when she does. For coaches who might be the bottleneck without realizing it. Hear from a coach who’s trying to make themselves redundant on ep. 62 of the Don't Tell Me Show Me podcast with Mark Bennett and Simon Turner.
Make Yourself Redundant - Ep. 61 "Dont Tell Me Show Me" (opens the original)
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Many coaches think their job is to be needed. The best coaches are working toward the opposite — developing athletes who don't look to the coach to solve every problem. This episode breaks down when to instruct, when to question, and when to step back. It's the third and final part of a series that unpacks self-leadership, peer impact, and now the coach's own role — three layers that build on each other to create athletes who can think for themselves.
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