ISBN-13 书号:9781439182987
Author 作者:Ehrmann, Joe
出版社:Simon & Schuster
Publication Date 出版日期:2011-08-02
Shipping Weight 商品重量:0.362kg
Shipping Weight Language 语种:ENG
pages 页数:262
Joe Ehrmann, the coach profiled in the national bestseller Season of Life, explains how coaches at every level, from Little League to high school to NCAA Division I and even the professional leagues, can use sports to transform lives.
Coaches have a tremendous platform, says Joe Ehrmann, a former Syracuse University All-American and NFL star. Perhaps second only to parents, coaches can impact young people as no one else can. But most coaches fail to do the teaching, mentoring, even life-saving intervention that their platform provides. Too many are transactional coaches; they focus solely on winning and meeting their personal needs. They see sports as a simple exchange: the athlete performs to a coach's demands and in return gets something, usually praise or a position in the starting lineup. Some coaches, however, use their platform. They teach the Xs and Os, but also teach the Ys of life. They help young people grow into responsible adults; they leave a lasting legacy. These are the transformational coaches. These coaches change lives, and they also change society by helping to develop healthy men and women.
Sports have become a secular religion, according to Ehrmann. Tens of millions of children play sports, and millions of coaches have the potential to influence the lives of these children--and through them to touch their parents' lives as well. Children can be diminished and discouraged by their sports experiences, or they can be strengthened, uplifted, even in some cases redeemed. Sports can be a life-changing experience if coaches understand why they are coaching and redefine their measurement of success.
"InSideOut Coaching "explains how to become a trans-formational coach. Coaches first have to "go inside" and articulate their reasons for coaching. Only those who have taken the InSideOut journey can become transformational. Joe Ehrmann provides examples of coaches in his life who took this journey and taught him how to find something bigger than himself in sports.He describes his own InSideOut experience, starting with the death of his beloved brother, which helped him understand how sports could transcend the play-ing field. He gives coaches the information and the tools they need to become transformational.
Joe Ehrmann has taken his message about the extraordinary power of sports all over the country. It has been warmly endorsed by NFL head coaches, athletic directors at major universities, high school head coaches, even business groups and community organizations. Now any parent-coach or school or community coach can read Ehrmann's message and learn how to make sports a life-changing experience.
我对于这类声称能“重塑思维模式”的书籍总是抱有一种审慎的期待,毕竟“教练”这个角色本身就包含了太多的变量,从基层青训到精英赛场,需求千差万别。然而,这本书在处理“情境依赖性”这个问题上,表现得极其粗糙和理想化。它仿佛默认了所有教练都身处一个完美配置、资源充足的环境中,只需要遵循一套普适性的“黄金法则”。我试图寻找那些能让我眼前一亮的、针对特定运动或特定年龄层群体心理障碍的独到见解,比如如何处理天才运动员的“倦怠期”,或者如何引导一支在关键时刻总是掉链子的队伍克服“恐高症”。通篇下来,我只找到了大量关于“正向沟通”和“设定SMART目标”的重复论述,这些内容在任何一本入门级的领导力书籍里都能找到,甚至更加精炼。这种将复杂的人性管理简化为一串流程图的做法,不仅是对教练职业复杂性的漠视,更是对读者投入时间和金钱的不负责任。它更像是一本给刚毕业、毫无经验的实习生准备的入门手册,而不是给那些在赛场上摸爬滚打多年、寻求突破的资深人士的进阶读物。
评分从语言的质感来看,这本书的写作风格呈现出一种奇特的、介于学术研讨和励志演讲之间的尴尬地带。一方面,它试图引用一些晦涩难懂的心理学术语,但往往缺乏精确的定义和恰当的上下文支撑,使得这些术语显得像是为了增加书的“智力含量”而强行堆砌的装饰品。另一方面,当它试图激励人心时,又显得矫揉造作,充满了那种刻意营造的戏剧张力,读起来让人起鸡皮疙瘩。举个例子,书中描述教练如何“与运动员的灵魂深处进行能量共振”时,我差点以为自己拿错了书,这更像是某种另类的身心灵工作坊的宣传册,而不是一本严肃的体育科学读物。这种风格上的不统一,极大地削弱了其可信度。一个真正深刻的洞察,应当是朴实无华、直击要害的,而不是用华丽辞藻去包裹一个空洞的核心。这本书的文字像是一件剪裁松垮、面料低劣的西装,远看或许有点样子,一旦靠近细看,便暴露了其粗制滥造的本质。
评分这本所谓的“体育教练指南”的封面设计真是让人摸不着头脑,一股浓厚的九十年代企业培训手册的味道扑面而来,那种廉价的哑光纸质和生硬的字体组合,完全没有现代运动心理学书籍应有的那种活力和专业感。我原本是冲着书名里“InSideOut”这个略带玄乎的哲学概念来的,以为会涉及到一些深度的心灵探索或者前沿的认知科学在运动中的应用。然而,翻开前几页,看到的却是一堆陈词滥调的团队建设口号,像是从一本过时的MBA教材里随便剪切粘贴出来的。作者似乎对如何构建一个引人入胜的叙事结构毫无概念,开篇如同一个啰嗦的老板在做冗长的年终总结,充满了空洞的形容词和自我标榜的陈述,完全没有提供任何具体案例或者可操作性的步骤来支撑其宏大的理论框架。更让人失望的是,排版极其拥挤,段落之间缺乏呼吸感,读起来非常费劲,仿佛是在强迫眼睛去适应密集的文字迷宫。如果一个作者连如何清晰有效地呈现信息都做不到,那么他对“深入内部(InSideOut)”的理解恐怕也只是停留在表面文章的层面。这本书给我的第一印象是:包装廉价,内容空泛,缺乏对目标读者——那些真正渴望提升技能的教练们——的尊重。
评分这本书在结构组织上的混乱程度,让我对作者的编辑流程产生了深深的怀疑。章节之间的逻辑跳跃非常突兀,前一章还在讨论如何进行赛前压力管理,下一章可能毫无过渡地直接跳到了如何与赞助商谈判的商业技巧上。这种拼凑感使得读者很难建立起一个连贯的学习路径。如果说“InSideOut”意味着由内而外的系统性变革,那么这本书的结构恰恰是“由外向内”的碎片化堆砌。它缺乏一个清晰的主线索将各个看似独立的“工具”串联起来,形成一个有机的整体。阅读过程中,我不得不频繁地翻回前几页,试图重新定位自己所处的语境,这极大地打断了阅读的流畅性和思考的深度。一本好的专业书籍,其结构本身就应该是一种教学工具,能够引导读者逐步深入。而这本书更像是一堆零散的笔记和讲义的杂烩,勉强装订成册,期待读者自行去挖掘其中的关联,这对于繁忙的教练群体来说,是巨大的时间成本浪费。
评分坦白说,如果我是一位刚开始接触教练工作、对一切都充满迷茫的新手,我或许会因为书中偶尔出现的几句看似鼓舞人心的话语而感到一丝慰藉。但作为一个已经积累了一些经验,试图解决实际操作中棘手问题的从业者,这本书提供的价值几乎为零。它提供的解决方案,大多是那种“你只要足够努力,事情就会变好”的哲学安慰剂,而非经过实证检验或具有独特应用价值的实操方法。我期待的是针对“当运动员在场上执行战术时,他们的决策速度如何通过训练提高”这类技术层面的深入探讨,或者关于“如何利用生物反馈技术优化耐力型选手的恢复周期”这类前沿应用的研究。这本书完全避开了这些硬核内容,转而沉溺于对“心态”的过度赞美和抽象描述。它未能真正触及体育竞技的残酷现实和科学支撑,更像是一本精心包装的“成功学”产品,只是披上了一件体育的外衣,其核心的空洞感与市面上其他泛滥的成功学书籍并无二致。
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