Comments on: How to Improve the Competitiveness of Female Teams http://coachrey.com/mental/how-to-improve-the-competitiveness-of-female-teams/ Volleyball Coach Chuck Rey keeps volleyball rolling forward. Whether its volleyball skills and drills, cognitive development, marketing, or technology, Coach Rey stays ahead of the game. Connect with him and keep the volleyball off the floor. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:34:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Volleyball-Life reviews CoachRey.com | volleyball-life.com http://coachrey.com/mental/how-to-improve-the-competitiveness-of-female-teams/comment-page-1/#comment-5150 Volleyball-Life reviews CoachRey.com | volleyball-life.com Tue, 26 Jan 2010 23:05:18 +0000 http://coachrey.com/?p=3369#comment-5150 [...] of my favorite posts of his can be found here. In it he talks about different ways to motivate male and female athletes in a very academic way. [...] [...] of my favorite posts of his can be found here. In it he talks about different ways to motivate male and female athletes in a very academic way. [...]

]]> By: Coach Rey http://coachrey.com/mental/how-to-improve-the-competitiveness-of-female-teams/comment-page-1/#comment-5208 Coach Rey Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:41:17 +0000 http://coachrey.com/?p=3369#comment-5208 I don't think it is harder to work with men or women, considering I have coached both. It is different. You are also dealing with different cultural and societal issues in your country. It is a matter of motivation and how each gender is motivated, both individually and as a team. I believe Kathy DeBoer does a great job with communication techniques and patterns to the genders. I don't think it is harder to work with men or women, considering I have coached both. It is different. You are also dealing with different cultural and societal issues in your country. It is a matter of motivation and how each gender is motivated, both individually and as a team. I believe Kathy DeBoer does a great job with communication techniques and patterns to the genders.

]]> By: Tomislav Birtic http://coachrey.com/mental/how-to-improve-the-competitiveness-of-female-teams/comment-page-1/#comment-5209 Tomislav Birtic Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:05:31 +0000 http://coachrey.com/?p=3369#comment-5209 Nikolai Karpol said in a book "Karpol: Lunatics - That's What I Need": <br><br>It is harder to work with women than with men since you have to constantly fight against the female psyche. Technique, the game, training, you do all the same things with men or women, but the male and female psyches are completely different. It is hard with one woman, to say nothing of having constant control over fifteen or twenty of them. At the men's competition at the Olympics in Barcelona, first and second places were won by coaches who had once worked with women, for they had a better understanding of psychology than anyone...<br>When we come down (or should I say rise up!) from the general level to work with women, then we must understand that the basic difference in the psyche of men and women is that we have to approach men, in all phases of their involvment with sport, as the head of the family. Their priority is money. They enjoy fame, but it is less important. On the other hand women are in sport most frequently because they want to prove themselves, to come out of the shadows.<br>The thing that motivates them most is love.<br><br>Available at <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Karpol-Lunatics-Thats-What-Need/dp/9537093263/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1262465228&sr=1-1" rel="nofollow">http://www.amazon.com/Karpol-Lunatics-Thats-Wha...</a> Nikolai Karpol said in a book “Karpol: Lunatics – That's What I Need”:

It is harder to work with women than with men since you have to constantly fight against the female psyche. Technique, the game, training, you do all the same things with men or women, but the male and female psyches are completely different. It is hard with one woman, to say nothing of having constant control over fifteen or twenty of them. At the men's competition at the Olympics in Barcelona, first and second places were won by coaches who had once worked with women, for they had a better understanding of psychology than anyone…
When we come down (or should I say rise up!) from the general level to work with women, then we must understand that the basic difference in the psyche of men and women is that we have to approach men, in all phases of their involvment with sport, as the head of the family. Their priority is money. They enjoy fame, but it is less important. On the other hand women are in sport most frequently because they want to prove themselves, to come out of the shadows.
The thing that motivates them most is love.

Available at http://www.amazon.com/Karpol-Lunatics-Thats-Wha…

]]> By: Coach Rey http://coachrey.com/mental/how-to-improve-the-competitiveness-of-female-teams/comment-page-1/#comment-5149 Coach Rey Thu, 14 Jan 2010 17:41:17 +0000 http://coachrey.com/?p=3369#comment-5149 I don't think it is harder to work with men or women, considering I have coached both. It is different. You are also dealing with different cultural and societal issues in your country. It is a matter of motivation and how each gender is motivated, both individually and as a team. I believe Kathy DeBoer does a great job with communication techniques and patterns to the genders. I don't think it is harder to work with men or women, considering I have coached both. It is different. You are also dealing with different cultural and societal issues in your country. It is a matter of motivation and how each gender is motivated, both individually and as a team. I believe Kathy DeBoer does a great job with communication techniques and patterns to the genders.

]]> By: Tomislav Birtic http://coachrey.com/mental/how-to-improve-the-competitiveness-of-female-teams/comment-page-1/#comment-5148 Tomislav Birtic Thu, 14 Jan 2010 17:05:31 +0000 http://coachrey.com/?p=3369#comment-5148 Nikolai Karpol said in a book "Karpol: Lunatics - That's What I Need": <br><br>It is harder to work with women than with men since you have to constantly fight against the female psyche. Technique, the game, training, you do all the same things with men or women, but the male and female psyches are completely different. It is hard with one woman, to say nothing of having constant control over fifteen or twenty of them. At the men's competition at the Olympics in Barcelona, first and second places were won by coaches who had once worked with women, for they had a better understanding of psychology than anyone...<br>When we come down (or should I say rise up!) from the general level to work with women, then we must understand that the basic difference in the psyche of men and women is that we have to approach men, in all phases of their involvment with sport, as the head of the family. Their priority is money. They enjoy fame, but it is less important. On the other hand women are in sport most frequently because they want to prove themselves, to come out of the shadows.<br>The thing that motivates them most is love.<br><br>Available at <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Karpol-Lunatics-Thats-What-Need/dp/9537093263/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1262465228&sr=1-1" rel="nofollow">http://www.amazon.com/Karpol-Lunatics-Thats-Wha...</a> Nikolai Karpol said in a book “Karpol: Lunatics – That's What I Need”:

It is harder to work with women than with men since you have to constantly fight against the female psyche. Technique, the game, training, you do all the same things with men or women, but the male and female psyches are completely different. It is hard with one woman, to say nothing of having constant control over fifteen or twenty of them. At the men's competition at the Olympics in Barcelona, first and second places were won by coaches who had once worked with women, for they had a better understanding of psychology than anyone…
When we come down (or should I say rise up!) from the general level to work with women, then we must understand that the basic difference in the psyche of men and women is that we have to approach men, in all phases of their involvment with sport, as the head of the family. Their priority is money. They enjoy fame, but it is less important. On the other hand women are in sport most frequently because they want to prove themselves, to come out of the shadows.
The thing that motivates them most is love.

Available at http://www.amazon.com/Karpol-Lunatics-Thats-Wha…

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