Phil and Paul – The "Nor-Way" - Season 13 Post-Match Show
About this episode
Phil and Paul recap highlights from Season 13 and discuss the relevance of the 'Nor-Way' philosophy in youth sports.
In Episode 192, Phil and Paul recap their highlights from the great interviews we've had in Season 13 and discuss the "Nor-Way. We discuss what it is, why it is relevant to this podcast, and whether we should implement a similar philosophy into youth sports around the world. Some of the topics covered are free play, reduced early specialization, lifelong health, and how we can reduce the dropout rate in youth sports, urging parents and coaches to keep sport player-driven and enjoyable. It's a fun and informative conversation that you don't want to miss. Resources and Links from this Episode · Uncut Video of the Episode · HSEL Facebook Group · Warrior Way Soccer · Paul's email address · Nations United Website (World Cup Resources) · Information about DISC Behavioral Training for your Team (with Phil)
People in this episode
Hosts: Phil Darke, Paul Jobson
Topics covered
- youth sports
- free play
- reduced early specialization
- lifelong health
- dropout rate in sports
- player-driven sports
- enjoyable sports
Keywords
- Nor-Way
- youth sports
- free play
- specialization
- health
- dropout rate
- player-driven
- enjoyable sports
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: HSEL, Warrior Way Soccer, Nations United, DISC Behavioral Training
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