Extend Your Analytical Skills
Joe Friel details the ways in which coaches can identify strengths and weaknesses in movement patterns, motivation, and training execution.
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.
Coaches often focus on methodology over philosophy. Your own path to coaching shapes both, and Joe Friel shows why it matters.
Joe Friel details the life and career of one of the most influential coaches in history, someone who redefined performance through science and innovation.
By understanding the people and events that shape you as a coach, you will be more aware of who you influence and how.
Joe Friel explores the dynamics of the athlete-coach relationship and shows why every coach needs to be a teacher, role model, and teammate.
Joe Friel leads a discussion among prominent coaches on the various coaching philosophies, methodologies, and styles.
Identifying and explaining how you work with athletes is critical to growing your coaching business.
Joe Friel describes a time when his coaching method and philosophy were put to the test—and how he recognized the challenge and refined his approach.
Coach Joe Friel details what it takes to be a good, happy, and successful coach, then shares how coaches can build the eight most important skills an effective coach must have.
The Craft of Coaching is Joe Friel’s ultimate guide to becoming a better, more successful, and happier coach.
We hear from Fast Talk all-star guests like Joe Friel, Neal Henderson, and Amos Brumble about what their favorite workout is and why.
Joe Friel and Jim Rutberg explore indoor cycling and its many nuances.