Title

A case study of a successful men’s NCAA division I cross country coach: Essential elements and components of a humanistic approach

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

7-1-2014

College

Richard W.Riley College of Education

Department

Physical Education, Sport, and Human Performance

Abstract

Abstract The goal of this case study was to explore the coaching philosophy and methods of a successful men's NCAA Division I cross country running coach and describe to what extent the stated coaching philosophy and coaching methods of the coach are humanistic. After coach interviews, athlete interviews, training session observations, and artifact collection, coach/athlete interpersonal communication and relationships emerged as a primary theme from this data.

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