Article by Dr. Paul G. Schempp It is a skill that packs power because it provides leaders with potent information for decisive decisions and strategic actions. Yet, you never see it. Sometimes people look or act like they are listening, [...]
Article by Paul G. Schempp (Department of Kinesiology, University of Georgia, Athens, GA) and Sophie Woorons (Brookstone Tennis Academy, Anderson, SC) The purpose of this study was to examine analytic perceptions of expert and novice tennis coaches. Four expert [...]
Article by Dr. Paul G. Schempp In fields from medicine to music, extensive research has revealed a consistent set of characteristics unique to those who continually outperform their peers (Ericsson, Charness, Feltovich, & Hoffman, 2006). In other words, experts are [...]
Article by Paul G. Schempp*, Jeremy Elliott***, Bryan A. McCullick*, David Laplaca*, Brian Berger** The purpose of this study was to identify the perceived effectiveness of roles played by basketball coaches’ mentors. Specifically, the study assessed the degree to [...]