The Rise of the Dogmatic Football Coach
A book helping coaches find their identity and avoid the four traps that hold coaches back.
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Football coaches and coach educators seeking written reference material
Primary use case
Use as a coaching reference for ideas, methods or professional development
Recorded strengths
- • Helps coaches find their coaching identity
- • Exposes the 4 coaching traps to avoid
- • Written for grassroots to semi-pro coaches
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About
Written by Kevin Middleton, this book addresses the confusion facing modern football coaches bombarded with contradictory advice online. It identifies four coaching traps (Copy-Paste Coach, Closed Coach, Results-First Coach, Social Media Coach) and helps coaches develop self-awareness to find their own coaching identity. Not anti-AI or anti-anyone — it is pro self-awareness.
Key Features
- Helps coaches find their coaching identity
- Exposes the 4 coaching traps to avoid
- Written for grassroots to semi-pro coaches
- Practical self-awareness exercises
- Available on Amazon
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