Blogger of the Month Not a blog, but a vlog. Aaron Beighle is a faculty member in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Promotion at the University of Kentucky, who specialises in physical education and physical activity for youth.He has recently set up Youtube channel called #JustthinkinPE, where he shares some thoughts about PE and PA. Thoughts on… Read More The PE Playbook – March 2018 Edition
Blogger of the Month Shane Pill is an Associate Professor of PE at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia who blogs at Learning Through Sport – Play With Purpose. Over the recent weeks, Shane has been blogging regularly about different teaching styles and models. The Sport Education model, humanistic approaches to PE, Mosston’s Spectrum of Teaching Styles, Games… Read More The PE Playbook – February 2018 Edition
Blogger of the Month Stuart McMillan is a professional strength and conditioning coach who mainly focuses on working with sprint athletes. Stuart blogs at McMilliamSpeed on a wide range of topics; anatomy and physiology, biomechanics, philosophy, leadership, psychology. The list goes on. What I like about Stuart is that he is willing to go beyond his own… Read More The PE Playbook – January 2018 Edition
Bloggers of the Year As with keeping in tradition, there is no Blogger of the Month in December. Instead, we have a reminder of previous Bloggers of the Month throughout the whole of 2017. If you are interested in PE or Youth Sport then you should definitely consider following them. PE Playbook – January 2017… Read More The PE Playbook – December 2017 Edition
Blogger of the Month I have been reading Sean D’Arcy’s blog Right Back on the Bench for just over three years. Sean is a youth football coach who has a clear passion for improving his subject knowledge and pedagogy. It is infectious, but what I really like about Sean’s blog is his willingness to share the… Read More The PE Playbook – November 2017 Edition
Blogger of the Month Chris Beardsley is an independent researcher in Strength and Conditioning. His website Strength and Conditioning Research is full of excellent analysis of recent S & C articles however recently he has started blogging at SandCResearch on Medium where he promises to tell you how strength training works. As someone who is more and more… Read More The PE Playbook – October 2017 Edition
Blogger of the Month After an 18 month hiatus Dr Ash Casey is back blogging again at Physical Education Practitioner Research Network or PEPRN for short. The focus for his new series is Models Based Practice or more specifically how we can design and implement a multiple model curriculum that provides a holistic approach to… Read More The PE Play Book – September 2017 Edition
Blogger of the Month Jono Byrne at My Fastest Mile has written a ‘mini-series’ I’ve called Up Shit Creek Without a Paddle. ‘Short and punchy posts’ that are his brutally personal reflections from 2 years of working in the UK’s Olympic sport system. Specifically looking at the root of failures he was involved in and I feel that… Read More The PE Playbook – August 2017 Edition
Blogger of the Month Paul Gamble is a specialist in athletic preparation, with a back ground in strength and conditioning. He blogs at Informed in Sport where he looks to provide athletes, coaches and practitioners a compass to help navigate the ever-growing seas of information, and a lens to look beneath the surface. Always insightful and challenging this… Read More The PE Playbook – July 2017 Edition
Welcome to the June 2017 Edition of the PE Playbook. The PE Playbook is a review of blog posts over the past month that are specific to Physical Education or Youth Sport. Its about bringing these blog posts into a format that is easy to find, use and share. Hopefully this will result in more… Read More The PE Playbook – June 2017 Edition
