The Sociology of Sports Coaching
by Paul Potrac, Robyn L. Jones, Chris Cushion, Lars Tore Ronglan
The Sociology of Sports Coaching offers a scholarly exploration of the social forces shaping sports coaching practices. Drawing on diverse perspectives, it analyzes the interplay of culture, power, and organization in coaching dynamics. Ideal for researchers and coaches seeking deeper insights into the field's sociological underpinnings.
About This Book
The Sociology of Sports Coaching examines the social and cultural aspects influencing coaching in sports. It brings together perspectives from leading scholars to analyze how societal factors affect coaching methodologies.
This book addresses the interactions between coaches, athletes, and the broader sports environment. It highlights the role of power, identity, and organizational structures in coaching contexts.
Readers gain understanding of how coaching is embedded within social institutions. The volume offers theoretical frameworks to interpret coaching phenomena across various sports.
Contributions from multiple authors provide a comprehensive view of sociological issues in sports coaching. It serves as a valuable resource for academics and practitioners alike.
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