My second observation is that suddenly the sports world, in its attempt to keep us motivated and moving during this unusual phase in our history, has gone back to basics, producing ‘cross-sport’ content for the masses. No special skills needed here, whether you are talented or not is of little relevance now. It’s a shift in focus away from performance and fine-tuning, and back to the ‘nuts and bolts’’ of inclusive fundamental sports movement, and which as recreational coaches, we explore every day.
It’s as though everyone has suddenly woken up thailand rcs data and recognised the true value of movement for its own sake; all this amazing online material, a kaleidoscope of gross and fine motor skills explored in endless ways means there is something for everyone to enjoy. A rolled-up sock becomes a ball, a couch becomes a coaching block, the yard is turned into an obstacle course! Sports deliverers from all over the globe are creating and sharing wonderful, accessible content to keep our children active and engaged. It’s inventive, it’s bite-sized, it’s varied and it’s fun!
Now that’s interesting, isn’t it? When competition and ‘winning’ becomes redundant, Sport starts to focus in on what really motivates people to be active:
We all know it, but it can get blurred in our desire for business growth. A large but inexperienced coaching team pounds a predictable treadmill. Member turnover is high. The joy and fun is lost.