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Leadership Overview
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Overview of Leadership
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Leadership Overview
Leadership Types
Autocratic
Where the coach demands/decides what the team or performer needs to do
For example: during a time constraint (half time); with males; during a dangerous situation; when there is a large group
Democratic
Where there is a lot of communication between the coach and the team/performer to discuss tactics and what to do
For example: before the match starts; with females; when there is a small group
Laissez-faire
Where the coach has little to no input and allows the team/performer to get on with it
For example: when on a big winning or losing streak; autonomous learners
My Leader - Coach Buddy Stephens
Coaches an average High School Football team in Mississippi
Takes in 'damaged' teens and turns them into superstars
Won 3 out of 4 National Championships with a 24 game win streak
Very autocratic as he has to keep the team in control
Motive is on winning and getting the best out of his team even when there is potentially better
Categories of Leaders
Rewarding behaviour
Rewards those who succeed and behave in the right way during a session
Social Support
Providing any support for anyone whose at a disadvantage and making sure everyone is equal
Training + Instruction
Provides a clear action plan to help the performer or team better themselves through training
Autocratic
Decides for the team or performer
Democratic
Communicates with team or performer and decides action plan together
Qualities of a Leader
Experienced
Charismic
Motivation
Ambitious
Vision
Empathy
Decision Making
Communication
Understanding Needs of Others
Passionate
Selection of Leaders
Prescribed Leader
Selected by governing body
For example, the FA selects the England manager
Emergent Leader
Naturally comes out within a team
For example, the player other than the captain that keeps motivation high
Personality Types
Trait
Trait leaders are innate meaning they are born with the skill
Advantages
Disadvantages
Social Learning
All behaviour is learnt from watching a coach and gaining intel from experience
Advantages
Disadvantages
Interactionist
Combines the natural characteristics required to be a leader, with the many varied experiences needed to perform the role
Disadvantages
Advantages
Multidimensional Model of Sport Leadership
Antecedents
Situational
Facilties
Equipment
Type of Competition
Constraints
Sport at Hand
Stake of Game
Leader
Own Experience
Personality
Qualification
Task or People Oriantated
Skill Level
Member
Age of Group
Disability
Ability
Age
Size of Group
Motivated
Leader Behaviour
Required Behaviour
Specific leader style to the group
Actual Behaviour
Combination of both required and prefered behaviour
Preferred Behaviour
Suits the members and what the members want
Consequences
Performance and Satisfaction
Measured by results and happiness of the player
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