Communication between coach and athlete

Communication between coach and athlete

Автор: Zubić I.

Журнал: Sport Mediji i Biznis @journal-smb

Статья в выпуске: 1 vol.10, 2024 года.

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The coach and athlete relationship is interaction in which the thoughts, feelings and behavior of the coach and athlete are causally linked. The quality of the relationship between coach and athlete affects the achievement and psychological well-being of athlete. It is desirable that the relationship between coaches and ath-letes is based on respect, understanding, acceptance, tolerance and cooperation. The quality of the relationship between coach and athlete affects interpersonal and intrapersonal outcomes through communication. Communication is a process that depends on its participants. It implies a circular process of influence. The athlete's behavior affects the coach's behavior, and the coach's behavior in turn affects the athlete's behavior. The article presents guidelines for improving communication and constructively resolving conflicts between coaches and players.

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Communication, conflicts, coach-athlete relationship

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/170203599

IDR: 170203599   |   DOI: 10.58984/smb2401045z

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