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Northumbria University is renowned for the calibre of its business-ready graduates. Our alumni network has over 253,000 graduates based in 178 countries worldwide in a range of sectors, our alumni are making a real impact on the world.
Our AlumniDavid is currently a Lecturer in Sport Development at Northumbria University. David has previously worked as a Coach, Mentor and Educator for The Football Association across Northumberland and Durham. David is currently working towards a PhD in Sport Coaching and is part of The FA England DNA Research Working group. David has coached across a variety of settings including grassroots, county and university football and holds the UEFA B Licence and FA Youth Award.
David’s research is aiming to develop the quality of coaching within grassroots sport and in turn, develop life-long sport participation, along with the development of health and well-being of those involved with sport. The aim of David’s first study was to evaluate, appraise and synthesise all existing Coaching Practice research in Participatory Sport by conducting a Systematic Review of the literature. The aim of David’s second study was to identify what grassroots soccer coaches perceive as their coaching intentions, values and beliefs underpinning their coaching philosophy and practice in grassroots soccer. Finally, the aim of David’s third study is to determine whether the coach behaviours in action are supportive of the coaching beliefs and values expressed by coaches in study two.
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