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Client-centred tennis coaching surveyMarcin Bieniek explains the benefits of being client-centred in your coaching approach and the information you collect from your client to help you adjust the training to meet your client's needs. All coaches have personal goals and motivating factors, and we develop our skills and knowledge by practicing on-court, reading books, or participating in tennis conferences. In most cases, we care about our clients and players, but why we care depends on personality and coaching factors. It may be because we want to have a dozen clients, or perhaps because we want to pass on our knowledge, or a combination of these two factors.
Should the training we provide be based on what we think the client needs (coach-centred), or should we find out what the client wants from the training (client-centred)? By getting feedback (survey) from the client, we can determine how they perceive the training, how they learn best, what they enjoy & do not enjoy the training, etc. A client-centred approach is more demanding as you will have to adjust your coaching approach for each client. All clients want to develop their skills, but they also like to enjoy the training - if they enjoy the training, they will keep coming back. SurveyThe following is a simple survey for your client to complete. It will provide you with valuable information about how they perceive the training, enabling you to match the coaching sessions with your client's needs.
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About the AuthorMarcin Bieniek is a tennis coach from Poland and a former professional player (Polish National Juniors Team). He is a certificated tennis coach by the Polish Tennis Coaching Association and the Professional Tennis Registry. Marcin has worked with many of the top 20 Polish Juniors and 150 players worldwide. CookiesThis website uses cookies placed by third-party services that appear on our pages. Cookies are used for ads personalisation. You consent to these cookies if you continue to use this website. The site does use Google ads and Google have published information about Google’s use of information. |
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