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    Humanistic sports coaching and the Marist organization : a multi-case study in the Philippines

    Walters, S.; Spencer, K.; Farnham, Adrian; Williams, Vera; Lucas, P.

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    2018-02
    Citation:
    Walters, S., Spencer, K., Farnham, A., Williams, V., & Lucas, P. (2018). Humanistic sports coaching and the Marist organization: A multi-case study in the Philippines. Journal of Sport for Development, 6(11), 1-11.
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    https://hdl.handle.net/10652/4205
    Abstract
    This multi-case study involved coaches who are academics from New Zealand visiting the Philippines on an annual basis and implementing sports coaching programmes underpinned by a humanistic coaching philosophy. The study aimed to gain insight into how sport can be used by the Marist organization in the Philippines to (a) enhance their ability to effectively engage and build relationships within the communities they serve, and (b) to enhance the self-esteem and confidence of pupils in a school set up for children at risk and/or in conflict with the law. A primary objective was for the sports coaching initiative to be self-sustaining and ultimately delivered by graduates from a Marist institute of higher education. For many participants, this experience has been their very first engagement with sport at any level. Individual and focus group interviews revealed that the experience, for many participants and stakeholders, has been ‘transformative’ and ‘inspiring’. The notion of sport-for-all challenged traditional thinking about the role of sport as primarily a competitive enterprise. At the school, pupils adopted a more inclusive model of sport and the programme appeared to provide institute graduates with the confidence, skill and desire to engage through sport with young people in their communities.
    Keywords:
    Philippines, sports education, humanistic coaching, case studies, qualitative, secondary school athletes, play practice, at risk students
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    130210 Physical Education and Development Curriculum and Pedagogy

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