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Talent and Performance Organising and Planning

Nested Thinking Tool

Two examples of templates of Nested Thinking Tools, which can be used to help you plot out objectives and consider timeframes for athlete development

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About the Author: The UK Coaching Talent & Performance team are passionate and committed to supporting coaches to maximise the potential of their athletes and themselves. The team have experience in coaching across all Talent and Performance environments, including First Selective Environments, Pathway programmes, Academies, Professional Clubs, National Age Group Squads and Senior International Teams. Our goal is to provide accessible and engaging support to guide and develop curious, independent, confident and reflective coaches.

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Talking Talent: An Overview to Planning

In the first video of our four-part ‘Planning Your Coaching for Youth Development’ series, Dr Andy Abraham and Dr Julian North of Leeds Beckett University discuss the importance of the who, what and how in planning.