Long-Term Athlete Development describes how to systematically develop sporting excellence and increase active participation in local, regional, and national sport organizations. This resource describes the long-term athlete development (LTAD) model, an approach to athlete-centered sport that combines skill instruction with long-term planning and an understanding of human development. By learning about LTAD, sport administrators and coaches will gain the knowledge and tools to enhance participation and improve performance and growth of athletes.
This text offers the first in-depth and practical explanation of the LTAD model. Long-Term Athlete Development integrates current research on talent development and assessment into practice to help sport leaders plan athletic development across the life span or design detailed programs for a particular group, including those with physical and cognitive disabilities. Authors Balyi, Way, and Higgs-pioneers and veteran LTAD facilitators-critique current talent development models, discuss the limitations of the LTAD model, and demonstrate the benefits of LTAD as a new approach. By integrating knowledge of these models, readers are able to analyze their own programs and take steps to improve sport and coaching philosophies and reach adherence and performance goals.
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3 MSH Medical School Hamburg,
Hamburg
Weiterführende Informationen
Personen: Balyi, Istvan
Balyi, Istvan:
Long-term athlete development : [a guide to developing - a philosophy of sport for life, training frameworks, a consistently successful organization] / Istvan Balyi ; Richard Way ; Colin Higgs. - Champaign, Ill. [u.a.] : Human Kinetics, 2013. - IX, 286 S. : Ill.
ISBN 978-0-7360-9218-0
Sportwissenschaft - Signatur: ZX 7170 B198-01 - Buch