A post on coaches learning on a site about elite coach education, from Henk Kraaijenhof's site Helping the Best Get Better
Asking the main question:
do coaches really learn from what we teach them. In other words: do they adapt their training programs, do they change or shift their point of view?
And more to challenge coaches to grow and evolve:
but do you also bring out the best of yourself or could you do better?
are your athletes better than you despite of you?
are your athletes of international level but are you thinking and operating at regional or national level?
when did you stop learning or improving yourself, because you already know it all and reached the end of the line?
how often do you spend time reading a book about your job, instead of skimming the surface of a subject on the Internet?
how about those 10.000 hours, did you make them already?