David Kerin: Fixing the Right Problem

About this episode

David Kerin discusses unconventional approaches to persistent challenges in track and field coaching.

David Kerin is a former collegiate coach, USA Track and Field national team administrator, and performance consultant. David brings a refreshingly unconventional lens to some of the sport's most persistent challenges. His articles on '2D, 2.5, 3D Coaching' and 'Fixing the Right Problem' and most recently, developing a provisional patent for an innovative movement analysis system shows that he has never stopped asking the questions others overlook. Topics 0:00 – Introduction — Da...

People in this episode

Host: Colm Bourke

Guest: David Kerin

Topics covered

• coaching
• performance analysis
• sports challenges
• innovation in sports
• movement analysis

Keywords

• David Kerin
• coaching
• performance consultant
• movement analysis
• USA Track and Field

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: USA Track and Field

Books & works: 2D, 2.5, 3D Coaching, Fixing the Right Problem

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