“I don’t believe we can completely ditch the intuitiveness of the coaches. You want to use that data to help you, maybe to give you more question than give you concrete answers. It’s a combination of intuitive thinking and data driven facts.”-Mladen Jovanović
Mladen Jovanović sits down with us to talk about his experiences traveling the world as a coach in each corner of the world. We start out discussing cultures around the world, and how those differences impact how you SHOULD work with athletes. This leads him to his lessons learned from coaching in five different countries on three continents. He then breaks down how the different sports he has worked with prepare, both in the micro and macro. Next, he shares how he sees the training and sport science practices in the regions he has been in, the influences, and how each are progressing. Mladen then shares his thoughts on monitoring and its impact on being “smarter” in development and how they utilized technology to make sure athletes were prepared properly. That ties right into some flaws in injury prediction modeling that he has seen, and why we might be chasing our tails with some of it. He finishes off with sharing what he’s doing now, his research is for his PhD, and why he chose that.
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Originally Published Here: Episode 113: Mladen Jovanović- Cultural differences around the world and there impact on coaching
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