
TEACH – physical education, guided methods of learning

Musicianship & Movement
Amelia Chan Recently a student asked me if there’s a name to all the movements that we do in his ...

PE is not Sport
Alex Sporticus “PE is not Sport.” A proclamation that I’ve written on social media and announced to others as a ...

Feet, Misconceptions, & Rotation
Adarian Barr Jenn Pilotti Alternative Title, “Misfeets” Catch Jenn, Adarian, Chris Ruffolo, Dawn Ross, and Matt Hank in Las Vegas, ...

PE as an Existential Subject
Alex Sporticus “The existential thought, although comprised of diverse ideas and perspectives, describes self-awareness and the capacity to ask questions ...

Play with Purpose
Alex Sporticus A games-based approach can be mistakenly considered as a game-as-teacher approach. This is because children can learn from ...

Creating Lasting Adaptations (Part 3)
Austin Einhorn Few exercises magically “transfer” to sports betterment, despite all of us wishing they would. Simply doing “monster walks” ...

Creating Lasting Adaptatons (Part 2)
Austin Einhorn If you’re here, you already read parts one and two, knowing why this five-tiered framework matters so much ...

Creating Lasting Adaptations (Part 1)
Austin Einhorn So you want to help an athlete move a different way—a tweak of their squat or forehand. Whatever ...

A Spectrum of Teaching Styles
Alex Sporticus “Teaching needs to be deliberate as we don’t want to succeed at random, but we want to gain ...

Roundtable #14 – Firing Clients
What is your experience with firing a student/ client? Have you either fired or REALLY wanted to fire a client ...