A podcast about podcasting with Dr Frank Rodrigue

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Frank Rodrigue, Assistant Professor of Kinesiology at the Université du Québec and host of the French-speaking podcast Temps d'arrêt. Mike and Oli sit down with Frank to discuss the pedagogical potential of podcasting.Enjoy!Frank's website: https://www.coachfrankphd.com/Listen to Temps d'arret on spotify, apple podcasts or youtube.

We’re kicking off Season 7 with a very special guest: Dr. Zoë Avner from Deakin University. After delivering her Rising Star keynote at CRiC 2025, Zoë joins us and shares some insights and ideas from her presentation with our listeners.Enjoy the episode!Zoë Avner: https://experts.deakin.edu.au/60679-zoe-avnerFollow us on our social media: https://linktr.ee/sportscoachinghub

In the season finale, we invited Dr Ed Hall (Northumbria University) and Dr Christian Thue Bjørndal (Norweigian School of Sport Sciences)  to share their thoughts on the recent CRiC 2025 conference. They discussed the challenges involved in organising the conference, the uniqueness of this year's conference, and briefly mentioned Christian's Hawaiian shirts.  You'll be back in your feed soon! CRiC website: https://cricsportcoaching.com/Follow us on our social media: https://linktr.ee/sportscoachinghub

In this final bitesize episode, we received "our very own" Elliott Doyle (Cardiff Metropolitan University). As a first-time participant in a CRiC event, Elliott shared his initial impressions and discussed his current research and its implications.Enjoy!CRiC website: https://cricsportcoaching.com/Follow us on our social media: https://linktr.ee/sportscoachinghub

In this episode of the CRiC 2025 conference bitesize episodes, we received Dr Alex Lascu (Queensland Academy of Sport). In this very entertaining episode, Alex took us behind the scenes in her dual roles as a coach educator and researcher, and shared Enjoy!Alex Lascu: https://skillacqlascu.com/CRiC website: https://cricsportcoaching.com/Follow us on our social media: https://linktr.ee/sportscoachinghub

It's the third episode of CRiC 2025 special bitesize episodes. This time, we were joined by Dr Sarah Cuvelier (Aix-Marseille University), whose research offers novel, in-depth insights into coach development in Olympic sports.CRiC website: https://cricsportcoaching.com/Follow us on our social media: https://linktr.ee/sportscoachinghub

In this episode of our CRiC 2025 bitesize series, we welcome Dr. Anne Tjønndal from Nord University. Anne shares her experiences at CRiC and discusses how applying a gender lens to technological innovation can impact sports coaching.Enjoy!Website: https://www.nord.no/en/about/employees/anne-tjonndalCRiC website: https://cricsportcoaching.com/Follow us on our social media: https://linktr.ee/sportscoachinghub

It's the first episode of our very special series of bitesize episodes with CRiC attendees. Dr. Luke Jones (University of Bath), took us to his newfound research interest in exploring the overlap between fatherhood and coaching. Enjoy the episode! Luke Jones: https://researchportal.bath.ac.uk/en/persons/luke-jones-2CRiC website: https://cricsportcoaching.com/Follow us on our social media: https://linktr.ee/sportscoachinghub

We are back with season 6 and back on the road! We have once more partnered with the Cluster for Research into Coaching (CRiC) and during the upcoming CRiC conference, we will be recording a series of special episodes. We gathered in the studio Dr. Sofia Santos (Cardiff Metropolitan University) and Dr. Charlie Corsby (Cardiff Metropolitan University) to give us their preview of conference, and share what they are looking forward to at the conference. Keep an eye on your feed for more! CRiC website: https://cricsportcoaching.com/Follow us on our social media: https://linktr.ee/sportscoachinghub

For our season finale, we invited back to the studio Professor Robyn Jones (Cardiff Metropolitan University) who was joined by the entire podcast team. In this episode, we discussed Robyn's 2007 paper 'Coaching redefined: an everyday pedagogical endeavour'. We invited him to reflect on the origins of the paper and its relevance in today's context.Enjoy! Link to article: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13573320701287486Follow us on our social media: https://linktr.ee/sportscoachinghub