Sports Player Motivation

Motivation techniues for football team, How to motivate lazy team, How to motivate players that are nervous and scared.

What you'll learn

Motivation techniques for football team

Athlete doesnot seem motivated

Motivating lazy weightlifters

Motivating your athlete-when to push and when to support

Motivating players that are nervous or scared

How Can coaches influence players and motivate athletes

How to motivate a lazy athlete

Requirements

Desire to learn more about sports motivation

No special requirement

Description

  Keeping a team motivated is hard. An unexpected defeat, run of patchy form or just a lack of focus are things that every sports team suffer from- and overcoming it falls into the lap of the coach. Motivating your team to be the best they can be is one of the most difficult tasks you're faced with. In the sporting arena, coaches can adopt the same strategy. Extrinsic motivation might be the promise of being paid a match fee or a promotion to team captain. More negatively, a coach might threaten to drop a player from their team or even consider banishing them from the club altogether. Intrinsic motivation is the internal desire within a player to improve, achieve and succeed. Its your job as a coach to be able to inflame that desire within a player, challenging them to become the best every single day. The best coaches will use intrinsic motivation, inspiring players and meaning the unpredictable and less effective extrinsic methods are not required.  We all undergo similar emotions when playing sport, and one of the most pressing is the will to win. Competition is a central topic to motivating yourself to succeed, and your team are no different. There's nothing wrong with inflaming that innate competition in sportsmen and women. It fuels that necessity for fun and helps to motivate your team to constantly improve and become better than their peers.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 How to motivate unmotivated athletes

Lecture 3 How to motivate a lazy athlete: unleasing their inner champion

Lecture 4 Ways to motivate players in youth sports

Lecture 5 How to motivate your team to perform at their best

Lecture 6 How the money smart athete can use athletic performance towards financial sucess

Section 2: Motivation Techniques For Football Team

Lecture 7 Motivation in sports goal setting

Lecture 8 Leadership strategies and mental training

Lecture 9 Team building and group dynamics

Lecture 10 Constructive feedback and open communication

Lecture 11 Promoting player autonomy

Section 3: Athlete Doesn't Seem Motivated

Lecture 12 Fear

Lecture 13 Competing commitment

Lecture 14 Lacking internal motivation

Lecture 15 Fixed mindset

Section 4: Motivating Lazy Weightlifter

Lecture 16 Introduction

Lecture 17 Motivating: the "PT" side of weightlifting coaching

Lecture 18 Coaching freak athlete: can l keep them entertained

Lecture 19 Am i good enough to coach

Section 5: Motivating Your Athlete- When To Push And When To Support

Lecture 20 Introduction

Lecture 21 Internal / external motivation

Lecture 22 The effect of change in the competitive sports world

Lecture 23 When they do not need motivation

Section 6: Motivating Players That Are Nervous or Scared

Lecture 24 Introduction

Lecture 25 Scared

Lecture 26 Nervous

Section 7: How Can Coaches Influence Players And Motivate Athletes

Lecture 27 Introduction

Lecture 28 How can coaches motivate athletes

Section 8: Four Really Efective Ways To Motivate Your Sports Team

Lecture 29 Decide on your type of motivation

Lecture 30 Make it fun

Lecture 31 Celebrate the good times

Lecture 32 Set goals

Players,, coaches, managers, football associattions, spectators, directors, match commisioners, consultants, companies, general public etc.