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PCA Double-Goal Coaching Model Flashcards

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  1. What are the two goals of the PCA Double-Goal Coach?

    Answer: Win AND use sport to teach life lessons

    The Double-Goal Coach pursues both winning and using sport as a vehicle for teaching positive life lessons.

  2. According to PCA, which goal is considered MORE important in the Double-Goal model?

    Answer: Using sport to teach life lessons

    PCA considers using sport to teach life lessons the more important of the two goals in the Double-Goal model.

  3. The PCA Double-Goal Coach concept was developed in response to what widespread problem in youth sports?

    Answer: Overemphasis on winning at the expense of development

    PCA developed the Double-Goal model to counter the win-at-all-costs culture that undermines positive youth sport experiences.

  4. Which PCA concept describes redefining what it means to be a 'winner' in youth sports?

    Answer: Redefining Success

    PCA's 'Redefining Success' concept shifts focus from scoreboard wins to mastery, effort, and learning.

  5. In the Double-Goal model, what does PCA call an athlete who competes to WIN and uses sport to learn life lessons?

    Answer: Triple Impact Competitor

    PCA calls this type of athlete a Triple Impact Competitor because they impact themselves, teammates, and the game.

  6. What does PCA say a Double-Goal Coach should do when their team loses a close, well-played game?

    Answer: Acknowledge effort and extract life lessons

    A Double-Goal Coach uses even losses as opportunities to reinforce effort, learning, and character growth.