1. Motivational Techniques Through Coaching Education David Moe | Ohio University

2. Introduction Motivating athletes through confidence and mental toughness in sports at the collegiate level.

3. Ethical Issue Negative Motivation

4. Yelling and screaming Verbal Abuse Name calling http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMVmhI1SUq0 Yelling and screaming Verbal Abuse Name calling http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMVmhI1SUq0

5. Negative Motivation Negative motivation Physical Abuse Intimidation Fear vs. Confidence http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElDvw7D3DDI Negative motivation Physical Abuse Intimidation Fear vs. Confidence http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElDvw7D3DDI

6. Target Audience College Athletes

7. Diverse Populations

8. Research Mentoring Athletes Building Confidence Mentoring Athletes Building Confidence

9. Research Positive Expectations Pat Summitt Coaches influence Positive Expectations Pat Summitt Coaches influence

10. Research Confident atmosphere Goal setting Confident atmosphere Goal setting

11. Research Informal and formal learning Learning from past experiences Informal and formal learning Learning from past experiences

12. Suggestions for Change Coaching Education

13. Solutions Coaches positively influence self-esteem Coach development Coaches positively influence self-esteem Coach development

14. Solutions Positive past experiences Successful coaches Positive past experiences Successful coaches

15. Solutions Individual attention Being filmed at work Mental Toughness Individual attention Being filmed at work Mental Toughness

16. Conclusion

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