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Interview with John O'Sullivan, Founder of Changing the Game Project Topics in this Podcast What motivated John to start the Changing the Game Project The role of a Former Athlete, Coach and a Parent Formal Education for...
Elitefts SPP: John O'Sullivan Interview is an episode from Elitefts Sports Performance Podcast by Dave Tate. Interview with John O'Sullivan, Founder of Changing the Game Project Topics in this Podcast What motivated John to start the Changi...
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Published Feb 18, 2015, 43:06 long, audio available.
Interview with John O'Sullivan, Founder of Changing the Game Project Topics in this Podcast What motivated John to start the Changing the Game Project The role of a Former Athlete, Coach and a Parent Formal Education for Youth Sports Coaching? Project Play Playing games vs practice The US Developing a slow players on the field Early Specialization: The Race to Nowhere The Trickle down effect of early competition The Role of Physical Education with Youth sports Naperville, Illinois PE Program Group Dynamics of Gender Roles The 7 Cs of High Performance Are we communicating to the right people? Social media and Youth Sports How to reach John O'Sullivan The John O'Sullivan File John started the Changing the Game Project in 2012 after two decades as a soccer player and coach on the youth, high school, college and professional level. He brings to the table a wealth of practical, hands on knowledge garnered through years of working with players and their families on sport specific development, fitness and nutrition, college recruiting, and most importantly, nurturing positive, healthy, and supportive relationships between parents and their young athletes. He has complied much of this information in his bestselling book Changing the Game: The Parents Guide to Raising Happy, High Performing Athletes, and Giving Youth Sports Back to our Kids . Originally from New York, John is a 1994 graduate of Fordham University, where he was a team captain as a senior, and a member of the 1990 Patriot League Championship team. After a stint playing professionally for the Wilmington (NC) Hammerheads of the USL, John began his coaching career as the Varsity Boys Soccer Coach at Cardinal Gibbons HS in Raleigh, NC. He then moved on to become the Assistant Men’s and Women’s Soccer Coach at the University of Vermont, before delving into the world of youth club soccer. Since that time, John has worked as a Director of Coaching for Nordic Spirit SC (Vt), Ann Arbor Youth Soccer Association (MI) and most recently as the Executive Director of Oregon Rush Soccer Club in Bend, OR. He is currently the Central Oregon Regional Training Center Director for the Portland Timbers of Major League Soccer. He holds his USSF A License, NSCAA Advanced National Diploma, and US Youth Soccer National Youth Coaching License. John received his BA in History from Fordham University, and his Masters in History from the University of Vermont. He resides in beautiful Bend, OR, with his wife, Dr Lauren O’Sullivan, and two wonderful children and aspiring young athletes: Maggie Shea, age 7, and Tiernan, age 5.
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Elitefts SPP: John O'Sullivan Interview is from Elitefts Sports Performance Podcast by Dave Tate.
Published Feb 18, 2015 and 43:06 long