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The Art Of Coaching

E21 | Nicolai Morris: The Effects of Social Media on Coaching, What Does the Research Say?

The Art Of Coaching

Brett Bartholomew

Health & Fitness, Business, Education

5642 Ratings

🗓️ 27 May 2019

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, it is my honor to be joined by Sydney (Australia) University's senior strength and conditioning coach, Nicolai Morris .This episode is incredibly important for our community. Wether you like it or not, social media is not going away. As a coach, Nicolai has mastered the ability of using social media to help her athletes develop and to even sharpen her own coaching practice. She has't stopped there as she is also using the power of research to help quantify the effects of social media on our profession. On this episode she breaks down what the research taught her and how she is using it to improve the effectiveness of her coaching.This information is kept free by our partnership with Momentous. To learn more about Momentous and what they do to help our community go to livemomentous.com/brett. As part of the Art of Coaching audience, you can receive $20 off your 1st order of Momentous by using code BRETT20 at checkout. (Minimum purchase amount of $50)Topics Covered On This Episode Nocolai's background Why it is hard for female's to get into S&C in Australia and how does Nicolai attack it Specific strategies Nicolai has employed to grow her coaching Why are athletes drawn to social media The neuroscience of social media Nicolai’s research study on social media and the results The science of good content creation and some tips to upscale your content Should coaches carefully manicure their social media profiles? Are certain social media platforms more valuable than others? How does Nicolai use each different social media platform to coach up her athletes? What thoughts or ideas does Nicolai think our field needs to let go of?

Transcript

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0:00.0

I've been turned down or not looked as highly because of my gender.

0:07.0

It's not going away any time soon or it doesn't equal better.

0:10.2

If you get a heap of likes that don't meant for the brain.

0:14.0

No money without the work for long hours and we just have to absolutely every part of

0:18.3

our being has to be a strength and vision boat and it just doesn't make us better cope.

0:23.7

38% at the moment believe that debiting all the strength and

0:27.2

kitchen coaches on social media is okay.

0:29.7

And that's Nicolai Morris with a preview of what she's going to talk about on her upcoming episode.

0:34.7

I'd wanted to have somebody like Nicolai on for a long time because frankly the last eight conferences

0:41.7

I've been to either as a presenter or as an attendee,

0:45.1

in some way, shape or form, have had a speaker or a panel

0:49.2

that I've really talked about all the negative things

0:51.0

social media has done to the performance community.

0:54.5

And I think that, we have to take a step back here

0:57.0

and realize that we walk a very fine line

1:00.8

when we complain about things like this out in the community,

1:03.6

no matter what profession you're in. You know I've heard a lot of arguments not to long go a

1:08.2

friend pass an article to me and he said hey you know what are your thoughts on

1:11.8

this and this article was a 12 to 13 paragraph just die a tribe about all the

1:17.8

negative things that social media has done and of course you know the authors

1:21.6

were anonymous which you know is interesting to me because I think it's

1:25.5

important that we know that if you want to be a leader, you're going to have to do some

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