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Interview with Bob Woolmer
Bob Woolmer presents the path leading to the winning cycle of a team
- His First Thoughts on Coaching: When was the first time a coach made a
big influence on Bob Woolmer. What point of life did coaching interest
him.
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- Right Time For Coaching: What's the right age for a youngster to take
up serious coaching. Listen from the horses's mouth on what works the
best for a youngster.
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- First Exposure of Coaching: Woolmer talks about his first exposure to
coaching while playing for Kent and how times and along with it the
techiniques of coaching have changed over the years. Who are the
players in Kent who considers as his mentors in the process of
becoming a coach.
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- On Coaching Different Coutries: Does it really matter to a coach
coaching diffrent coutries , different people with different
attitudes. Get to know what was Bob Woolmer's experience on moving to
South Africa from England.
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- Role of a coach: What according to Bob Woolmer forms the essential
role of a coach in modern day cricket.
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- On Encouraging unorthodoxy: Where this idea come from. How did Bob
Woolmer develop a positive approach towards unorthodoxy. What are the
special efforts required to make this approach work.
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- On being called as the Computer Coach: How does he use various
software aids to enhance team performance.Listen to Bob Woolmer on
this and on the creation of the "wagon wheel".
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- On Coaching various aspects: What comes easy to Bob Woolmer as a
coach, batting,bowling or wicket keeping. How easy or difficult he
finds coaching different aspects of the game.
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- On being known as an innovator: What is Woolmer's bible for
Coaching. Did any of his innovations go wrong.How much did his own
experience contribute to this especially in the ares of fielding where
several innovations took place under him in the South african
team.What does he have to say about the contreversial "ear
pieces". Listen to Bob Woolmer about his various experiments
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- On Coaching as a job: How interesting is a coach's life. Does Woolmer
get bored at times with the repetitions that is involved in the
process of coaching a side. How does he make it interesting.
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- On players: How does he cope with various players of different
types,the players who have given him the best satisfaction as a
coach. How does he approach the mistakes in each player.
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- Coaching & Captaincy: Does Woolmer see any conflict in the roles of
the coach & the captain. How does he see the responsibilites of the
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- On Challenges: Bob Woolmer has his views on how cricket coaches should
be valued, the challenges that lie ahead. Personally what are his
ambitions after 5 years of international coaching.
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 Dav Whatmore
Trevor Chappell
Bob woolmer
Steve Rixon
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