Repairing relationship conflict in community sport work: “Offender” perspectives

Gale, Laura; Ives, Ben; Potrac, Paul; Nelson, Lee

doi:10.1080/2159676x.2022.2127861

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“…The aim was to better understand coaches' experiences of everyday psychological stress (hassles), to increase the evidence-base that informs the provision of mental health support for coaches. This work extends previous qualitative research on community sport coaching (e.g., Cronin et al, 2018;Gale et al, 2023;Ives et al, 2021;Roberts et al, 2019) and advances sport coaching research, more broadly, by researching the under-explored, every day contexts of coaches (see Allen & Shaw, 2009, 2013Stodter & Cushion, 2014. Findings will also better inform the support delivered by sport psychology practitioners and the coach education and development opportunities delivered by national governing bodies (NGBs) of sport.…”

Section: Exploring the Daily Hassles Of Neophyte Cycling Coachessupporting

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Exploring the Daily Hassles of Neophyte Cycling Coaches

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Richardson,

Roberts

et al. 2024

International Sport Coaching Journal

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Sport coaching is increasingly acknowledged as a stressful activity, especially for those coaching in community contexts. This highlights the significant need to identify the diverse sources of key stressors. The aim of this research was to explore the recurrent stressors experienced by novice coaches to better inform their coping strategies and reduce the dropout rate caused by stress. The novelty of this research lies in its longitudinal exploration of the daily hassles experienced by community sport coaches within their coaching role. Ontologically and epistemologically positioned within the interpretivist paradigm, we interviewed eight recently qualified cycling coaches over an 18-month period. Reflective thematic analysis developed three themes highlighting sources of stress over time: at the start of their participation, coaches discussed the hassles of accessing facilities and struggling to fit in; toward the end of their participation, coaches discussed feeling isolated. Results from this study can better inform the education and support delivered by national governing bodies of sport across the community and club landscape and increase sport psychology practitioners’ awareness of the daily hassles experienced by coaches.

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Exploring the Daily Hassles of Neophyte Cycling Coaches

Wood,

Richardson,

Roberts

et al. 2024

International Sport Coaching Journal

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“…These restorative attempts had varying degrees of success. Some relationships improved while some didn't (Gale et al, 2023). A similar study showed the gender variable and altruism were shown to differ significantly, with women exhibiting greater altruistic tendencies than males.…”

Section: Forgiveness In Sportsmentioning

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Forgiveness: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Shah,

Dhakan,

Sanghavi

et al. 2024

Intl J. Indian Psychology

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Forgiveness is an important trait that every individual ought to possess in today’s world. Forgiveness encourages compassion. To highlight important findings, an overview of recent research on forgiveness is offered in this study. The research was conducted through a detailed review of the literature of different research done on the variable “Forgiveness”, in the last five years. The research articles demonstrate the correlation between forgiveness and various areas like love, crime, covid, well-being, work outcomes, self-forgiveness, divine forgiveness, sports, gender differences, cross-cultures, suicidal survivors’ trauma, young adults, as well as adolescents. The review article also presents the relationship between forgiveness and religion, forgiveness therapy, emotional forgiveness, and brand forgiveness. The conclusion encompasses together all the major findings of the literature reviewed. The topics needed for future research, the limitations, and the strengths have also been included in the conclusion.

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Performance Environment Parallels: How Community Sport Coaches and Youth Workers Can Model Practice to Improve Young Peoples’ Life Skills and Prosocial Behaviours

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2024

Child & Youth Services

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Repairing relationship conflict in community sport work: “Offender” perspectives

Cited by 13 publications

References 32 publications

Exploring the Daily Hassles of Neophyte Cycling Coaches

Exploring the Daily Hassles of Neophyte Cycling Coaches

Forgiveness: A Comprehensive Literature Review

Performance Environment Parallels: How Community Sport Coaches and Youth Workers Can Model Practice to Improve Young Peoples’ Life Skills and Prosocial Behaviours

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