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my ability to work with colleagues and peers, and my co-creators, brought out the best

in me and in the video artefact produced to date and in the next version to come.
My co-creators contributed wholeheartedly to the process which was a joy to me in my

person and in my work; it made me feel valued. Likewise, I hope it did them in being

asked to take part.

They continue to provide feedback and incentivise the production new and improved
versions of videos of real practitioners to support the role of the coach in Gaelic games.

It is my duty and privilege to continue to listen to the feedback and collaborate with
them to achieve those aims.

With an excess of 20,000 registered teams annually, the GAA has many players for

whom the quality of coaching has a significant impact on their experience of Gaelic

games (Balish et al). Supporting the coaches of those teams is my professional and our
organisational challenge. Working together to collectively create resources to do so is

the way.

10’
I believe in the ‘Coach model. Coaches and Coach Educators have responded
positively to its use for Coach Development in the GAA.

In the final segment of my video the Coach to the Power of 10 Model I summarized by
Paudie (Video 5.1)

Video 5.1 Video Element - ‘On the Power of 10’

https://youtu.be/dDI2z6hQarQ

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