With perspective from over 40 years of coaching experience, Joe Friel shares his detailed list of qualities that make a good coach.

Joe Friel introduces the eight skill sets and knowledge bases he believes are critical for becoming an effective coach.

Joe Friel explains why people skills are the most important talent required to become an effective and successful coach, and how to improve them.

Joe Friel details the ways in which coaches can identify strengths and weaknesses in movement patterns, motivation, and training execution.

Joe Friel explores the development of annual training plans, short-term plans, and matters beyond sport-specific workouts.

Joe Friel explains the keys to becoming both a good coach and teacher, and taking ownership in an athlete’s progress.

Joe Friel describes why it is so important for coaches to fully understand the unique demands of an athlete’s event.

Joe Friel explains the importance of having a broad understanding of exercise physiology, psychology, nutrition, and other science fields.

Joe Friel describes the evolution of sports tech, explains how to keep up with new advancements, and offers tips on improving technological knowledge.

Joe Friel explores one of the major stumbling blocks for coaches: creating and maintaining a profitable business.