The Public Engagement Network, Oxford Brookes University
64 episodes
5 days ago
This podcast series from the Public Engagement Network (PEN) at Oxford Brookes University is a platform for academics, across all faculties, to informally share, discuss and contemplate their research with the wider community
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This podcast series from the Public Engagement Network (PEN) at Oxford Brookes University is a platform for academics, across all faculties, to informally share, discuss and contemplate their research with the wider community
Why Parent Education Should Be Every Youth Sport Organisation’s Next Priority with Dr Sam Thrower
Oxford Brookes Unscripted
36 minutes
6 months ago
Why Parent Education Should Be Every Youth Sport Organisation’s Next Priority with Dr Sam Thrower
In this episode, we speak with Dr Sam Thrower, Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Psychology at Oxford Brookes University, about the vital but often overlooked role that parents play in youth sport. Drawing upon over 10 years of experience, Sam explains how parent education and support interventions can have a powerful impact on young athletes' participation, long-term development, and performance in youth sport. From navigating the emotional highs and lows of competition to fostering open communication during the car journey home, this episode offers practical insights into building psychologically informed youth sport environments. You can explore this work wider by visiting his staff profile: https://www.brookes.ac.uk/profiles/staff/sam-thrower
Oxford Brookes Unscripted
This podcast series from the Public Engagement Network (PEN) at Oxford Brookes University is a platform for academics, across all faculties, to informally share, discuss and contemplate their research with the wider community