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Singing off the same hymn sheet? Examining coherence in a talent development pathway (part 1)
Orlaith Curran1,2, Áine MacNamara1, David Passmore1
1School of Health and Human Performance, Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland.
Journal of Sports Sciences
|April 1, 2021
Summary
This study examined talent development environments in amateur national hockey, finding a strong support network but highlighting the need for better alignment across contexts for holistic athlete growth.
Area of Science:
- Sports Science
- Talent Development
- Youth Sports
Background:
- Existing research on Talent Development Environments (TDEs) primarily focuses on elite settings.
- Limited understanding exists regarding TDEs within amateur national organizations, especially for female athletes navigating complex pathways.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the TDE of an amateur national hockey organization with young female athletes.
- To understand the challenges and support systems within a multi-team, multi-stakeholder development environment.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative examination of the TDE within a specific amateur national hockey organization.
- Focus on the experiences of young female athletes competing across multiple teams and contexts.
Main Results:
- The TDE offers a long-term development experience with a supportive network.
- Identified areas for improvement include aligning expectations across different contexts (school, club, international).
Conclusions:
- While the TDE provides valuable support, enhancing coherence and preparation across all stakeholder contexts is crucial for holistic athlete development.
- Further attention is needed on the alignment of expectations and quality of preparation for young female athletes in this environment.
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