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ARCHERY COACHING Frederic Fontang and the importance of letting the player think for himself Give your athletes clearer instruction and your staff a stronger teaching resource with Frederic Fontang and the importance of letting the player think for himself, featuring insights from Fernando Segal. Coaches do not invest in instructional resources just to collect ideas. They invest in tools that help them teach faster, communicate more clearly, and get athletes to execute with more confidence. Frederic Fontang and the importance of letting the player think for himself is built with that purpose in mind. Drawing on Fernando Segal's perspective, this training resource gives coaches a more direct path to teaching the details that matter. Instead of piecing together scattered drills and clips, you get a more focused framework you can bring into practice, player development, and game preparation. Use it to sharpen your teaching, reinforce your standards, and give athletes a clearer picture of what quality execution should look like. When coaches teach with more clarity, athletes play with more trust—and that is where real program growth begins. Why Coaches Buy This Video Teach with more clarity and less wasted practice time Give athletes a more repeatable framework for execution Pick up coaching points you can apply immediately Use a focused resource instead of piecing ideas together from random clips Strengthen your program with more intentional instruction What You'll Learn This podcast is designed and produced by Segal Intitute, with the interntaional support of the GPTCA Who It's For Middle school and high school archery coaches, club and travel archery coaches, assistant coaches, and trainers who want a clearer teaching resource. Why It Helps Your Program Strong programs do not rely on motivation alone. They rely on clearer teaching, better repetition, and shared standards across the staff. Frederic Fontang and the importance of letting the player think for himself helps coaches create that kind of environment by giving them a practical resource they can use to teach with more precision and confidence. Sport Archery Resource Type Video Training Resource Primary Focus Frederic Fontang and the importance of letting the player think for himself Best For Coaches who want stronger teaching, better player development, and clearer practice application

EXTREME SPORTS COACHING Learn to Wakeboard Help your athletes improve faster and your practices run more efficiently with Learn to Wakeboard—a coaching resource built for extreme sports coaches who want better carryover. Coaches do not invest in instructional resources just to collect ideas. They invest in tools that help them teach faster, communicate more clearly, and get athletes to execute with more confidence. Learn to Wakeboard is built with that purpose in mind. This is the kind of resource that helps turn good ideas into repeatable habits. For extreme sports coaches, that means less guesswork, clearer demonstrations, and a better structure for teaching concepts athletes can actually carry over. Use it to sharpen your teaching, reinforce your standards, and give athletes a clearer picture of what quality execution should look like. When coaches teach with more clarity, athletes play with more trust—and that is where real program growth begins. Why Coaches Buy This Video Teach with more clarity and less wasted practice time Give athletes a more repeatable framework for execution Pick up coaching points you can apply immediately Use a focused resource instead of piecing ideas together from random clips Strengthen your program with more intentional instruction What You'll Learn Learn to WakeboardLearn the basics of wakeboarding with 12 time world champion wakeboarder Darin Shapiro.1 Wakeboarding Basics... Who It's For Middle school and high school extreme sports coaches, club and travel extreme sports coaches, assistant coaches, and trainers who want a clearer teaching resource. Why It Helps Your Program Strong programs do not rely on motivation alone. They rely on clearer teaching, better repetition, and shared standards across the staff. Learn to Wakeboard helps coaches create that kind of environment by giving them a practical resource they can use to teach with more precision and confidence. Sport Extreme Sports Resource Type Video Training Resource Primary Focus Learn to Wakeboard Best For Coaches who want stronger teaching, better player development, and clearer practice application

EXTREME SPORTS COACHING Waterski Trick Instructional - Joel Wing Help your athletes improve faster and your practices run more efficiently with Waterski Trick Instructional - Joel Wing—a coaching resource built for extreme sports coaches who want better carryover. Coaches do not invest in instructional resources just to collect ideas. They invest in tools that help them teach faster, communicate more clearly, and get athletes to execute with more confidence. Waterski Trick Instructional - Joel Wing is built with that purpose in mind. This is the kind of resource that helps turn good ideas into repeatable habits. For extreme sports coaches, that means less guesswork, clearer demonstrations, and a better structure for teaching concepts athletes can actually carry over. Whether you are installing new concepts, refining technique, or looking for a better way to explain key details, this course resource helps your program stay more organized and intentional. It is made for coaches who want substance they can revisit throughout the season—not just motivation in the moment. Why Coaches Buy This Video Teach with more clarity and less wasted practice time Give athletes a more repeatable framework for execution Pick up coaching points you can apply immediately Use a focused resource instead of piecing ideas together from random clips Strengthen your program with more intentional instruction What You'll Learn Waterski Trick Instructional - Joel WingJoin Joel as he shows you the amazing sport of trick waterskiing Who It's For Middle school and high school extreme sports coaches, club and travel extreme sports coaches, assistant coaches, and trainers who want a clearer teaching resource. Why It Helps Your Program Strong programs do not rely on motivation alone. They rely on clearer teaching, better repetition, and shared standards across the staff. Waterski Trick Instructional - Joel Wing helps coaches create that kind of environment by giving them a practical resource they can use to teach with more precision and confidence. Sport Extreme Sports Resource Type Course Primary Focus Waterski Trick Instructional - Joel Wing Best For Coaches who want stronger teaching, better player development, and clearer practice application

EXTREME SPORTS COACHING Getting Your Kids Started Give your athletes clearer instruction and your staff a stronger teaching resource with Getting Your Kids Started, featuring insights from MXTV's Lee Hogan. Coaches do not invest in instructional resources just to collect ideas. They invest in tools that help them teach faster, communicate more clearly, and get athletes to execute with more confidence. Getting Your Kids Started is built with that purpose in mind. Drawing on MXTV's Lee Hogan's perspective, this training resource gives coaches a more direct path to teaching the details that matter. Instead of piecing together scattered drills and clips, you get a more focused framework you can bring into practice, player development, and game preparation. Use it to sharpen your teaching, reinforce your standards, and give athletes a clearer picture of what quality execution should look like. When coaches teach with more clarity, athletes play with more trust—and that is where real program growth begins. Why Coaches Buy This Video Teach with more clarity and less wasted practice time Give athletes a more repeatable framework for execution Pick up coaching points you can apply immediately Use a focused resource instead of piecing ideas together from random clips Strengthen your program with more intentional instruction What You'll Learn Coaching points and teaching cues tied to extreme sports performance Drills, progressions, or concepts you can use in practice planning Ways to help athletes execute with more confidence and consistency Ideas that make teaching faster, clearer, and easier to repeat Insights drawn from MXTV's Lee Hogan's experience and teaching approach Who It's For Middle school and high school extreme sports coaches, club and travel extreme sports coaches, assistant coaches, and trainers who want a clearer teaching resource. Why It Helps Your Program Strong programs do not rely on motivation alone. They rely on clearer teaching, better repetition, and shared standards across the staff. Getting Your Kids Started helps coaches create that kind of environment by giving them a practical resource they can use to teach with more precision and confidence. Sport Extreme Sports Resource Type Video Training Resource Primary Focus Getting Your Kids Started Best For Coaches who want stronger teaching, better player development, and clearer practice application

EXTREME SPORTS COACHING Mastering Motocross with MXTV Give your athletes clearer instruction and your staff a stronger teaching resource with Mastering Motocross with MXTV, featuring insights from MXTV's Lee Hogan. Coaches do not invest in instructional resources just to collect ideas. They invest in tools that help them teach faster, communicate more clearly, and get athletes to execute with more confidence. Mastering Motocross with MXTV is built with that purpose in mind. Drawing on MXTV's Lee Hogan's perspective, this training resource gives coaches a more direct path to teaching the details that matter. Instead of piecing together scattered drills and clips, you get a more focused framework you can bring into practice, player development, and game preparation. Use it to sharpen your teaching, reinforce your standards, and give athletes a clearer picture of what quality execution should look like. When coaches teach with more clarity, athletes play with more trust—and that is where real program growth begins. Why Coaches Buy This Video Teach with more clarity and less wasted practice time Give athletes a more repeatable framework for execution Pick up coaching points you can apply immediately Use a focused resource instead of piecing ideas together from random clips Strengthen your program with more intentional instruction What You'll Learn This series is brought to you by MXTV, Australia's favourite dirt bike show, airing on Fox Sports.1 Pre ride checks Free 3:13... Who It's For Middle school and high school extreme sports coaches, club and travel extreme sports coaches, assistant coaches, and trainers who want a clearer teaching resource. Why It Helps Your Program Strong programs do not rely on motivation alone. They rely on clearer teaching, better repetition, and shared standards across the staff. Mastering Motocross with MXTV helps coaches create that kind of environment by giving them a practical resource they can use to teach with more precision and confidence. Sport Extreme Sports Resource Type Video Training Resource Primary Focus Mastering Motocross with MXTV Best For Coaches who want stronger teaching, better player development, and clearer practice application

EXTREME SPORTS COACHING Beginning Skateboarding Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins) Help your athletes improve faster and your practices run more efficiently with Beginning Skateboarding Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins)—a coaching resource built for extreme sports coaches who want better carryover. Coaches do not invest in instructional resources just to collect ideas. They invest in tools that help them teach faster, communicate more clearly, and get athletes to execute with more confidence. Beginning Skateboarding Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins) is built with that purpose in mind. This is the kind of resource that helps turn good ideas into repeatable habits. For extreme sports coaches, that means less guesswork, clearer demonstrations, and a better structure for teaching concepts athletes can actually carry over. Whether you are installing new concepts, refining technique, or looking for a better way to explain key details, this video resource helps your program stay more organized and intentional. It is made for coaches who want substance they can revisit throughout the season—not just motivation in the moment. Why Coaches Buy This Video Teach with more clarity and less wasted practice time Give athletes a more repeatable framework for execution Pick up coaching points you can apply immediately Use a focused resource instead of piecing ideas together from random clips Strengthen your program with more intentional instruction What You'll Learn Beginning Skateboarding Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins)Beginning Skateboarding is... Among the topics covered are: equipment, stances, ollies, kickturns, carving and pumping, manuals, dropping in, axel stalls,... Who It's For Middle school and high school extreme sports coaches, club and travel extreme sports coaches, assistant coaches, and trainers who want a clearer teaching resource. Why It Helps Your Program Strong programs do not rely on motivation alone. They rely on clearer teaching, better repetition, and shared standards across the staff. Beginning Skateboarding Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins) helps coaches create that kind of environment by giving them a practical resource they can use to teach with more precision and confidence. Sport Extreme Sports Resource Type Video Primary Focus Beginning Skateboarding Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins) Best For Coaches who want stronger teaching, better player development, and clearer practice application

EXTREME SPORTS COACHING Advanced Skateboarding: Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins) Help your athletes improve faster and your practices run more efficiently with Advanced Skateboarding: Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins)—a coaching resource built for extreme sports coaches who want better carryover. Coaches do not invest in instructional resources just to collect ideas. They invest in tools that help them teach faster, communicate more clearly, and get athletes to execute with more confidence. Advanced Skateboarding: Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins) is built with that purpose in mind. This is the kind of resource that helps turn good ideas into repeatable habits. For extreme sports coaches, that means less guesswork, clearer demonstrations, and a better structure for teaching concepts athletes can actually carry over. Whether you are installing new concepts, refining technique, or looking for a better way to explain key details, this video resource helps your program stay more organized and intentional. It is made for coaches who want substance they can revisit throughout the season—not just motivation in the moment. Why Coaches Buy This Video Teach with more clarity and less wasted practice time Give athletes a more repeatable framework for execution Pick up coaching points you can apply immediately Use a focused resource instead of piecing ideas together from random clips Strengthen your program with more intentional instruction What You'll Learn Among the topics covered are: backside airs, 50-50s on rails, disasters, fakie kickflips, ollie transfers, lien airs,... Who It's For Middle school and high school extreme sports coaches, club and travel extreme sports coaches, assistant coaches, and trainers who want a clearer teaching resource. Why It Helps Your Program Strong programs do not rely on motivation alone. They rely on clearer teaching, better repetition, and shared standards across the staff. Advanced Skateboarding: Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins) helps coaches create that kind of environment by giving them a practical resource they can use to teach with more precision and confidence. Sport Extreme Sports Resource Type Video Primary Focus Advanced Skateboarding: Tips and Tricks featuring Nic and Tristan Puehse (aka Skateboarding Twins) Best For Coaches who want stronger teaching, better player development, and clearer practice application

EXTREME SPORTS COACHING How to Skateboard Help your athletes improve faster and your practices run more efficiently with How to Skateboard—a coaching resource built for extreme sports coaches who want better carryover. Coaches do not invest in instructional resources just to collect ideas. They invest in tools that help them teach faster, communicate more clearly, and get athletes to execute with more confidence. How to Skateboard is built with that purpose in mind. This is the kind of resource that helps turn good ideas into repeatable habits. For extreme sports coaches, that means less guesswork, clearer demonstrations, and a better structure for teaching concepts athletes can actually carry over. Whether you are installing new concepts, refining technique, or looking for a better way to explain key details, this video & course resource helps your program stay more organized and intentional. It is made for coaches who want substance they can revisit throughout the season—not just motivation in the moment. Why Coaches Buy This Video Teach with more clarity and less wasted practice time Give athletes a more repeatable framework for execution Pick up coaching points you can apply immediately Use a focused resource instead of piecing ideas together from random clips Strengthen your program with more intentional instruction What You'll Learn How to SkateboardBefore you begin to develop your own skating style, learn some good habits that will make you a stronger skater This instructional skateboarding video course is designed to give new skaters a solid foundation with some simple tricks to... Who It's For Middle school and high school extreme sports coaches, club and travel extreme sports coaches, assistant coaches, and trainers who want a clearer teaching resource. Why It Helps Your Program Strong programs do not rely on motivation alone. They rely on clearer teaching, better repetition, and shared standards across the staff. How to Skateboard helps coaches create that kind of environment by giving them a practical resource they can use to teach with more precision and confidence. Sport Extreme Sports Resource Type Video, Course Primary Focus How to Skateboard Best For Coaches who want stronger teaching, better player development, and clearer practice application

EXTREME SPORTS COACHING How to Skate Longboard Help your athletes improve faster and your practices run more efficiently with How to Skate Longboard—a coaching resource built for extreme sports coaches who want better carryover. Coaches do not invest in instructional resources just to collect ideas. They invest in tools that help them teach faster, communicate more clearly, and get athletes to execute with more confidence. How to Skate Longboard is built with that purpose in mind. This is the kind of resource that helps turn good ideas into repeatable habits. For extreme sports coaches, that means less guesswork, clearer demonstrations, and a better structure for teaching concepts athletes can actually carry over. Whether you are installing new concepts, refining technique, or looking for a better way to explain key details, this video & course resource helps your program stay more organized and intentional. It is made for coaches who want substance they can revisit throughout the season—not just motivation in the moment. Why Coaches Buy This Video Teach with more clarity and less wasted practice time Give athletes a more repeatable framework for execution Pick up coaching points you can apply immediately Use a focused resource instead of piecing ideas together from random clips Strengthen your program with more intentional instruction What You'll Learn Let pro long boarder Bennett Harada pass down his tips and knowledge of the sport to you in this instructional video course... Who It's For Middle school and high school extreme sports coaches, club and travel extreme sports coaches, assistant coaches, and trainers who want a clearer teaching resource. Why It Helps Your Program Strong programs do not rely on motivation alone. They rely on clearer teaching, better repetition, and shared standards across the staff. How to Skate Longboard helps coaches create that kind of environment by giving them a practical resource they can use to teach with more precision and confidence. Sport Extreme Sports Resource Type Video, Course Primary Focus How to Skate Longboard Best For Coaches who want stronger teaching, better player development, and clearer practice application