Skill Acquisition with Ric Shuttleworth

Thursday June 4th. 9.00am BST / 6.00pm AEST / 8.00pm NZT

In our latest live webinar event, the PDP team will host Skill Acquisition and Coach Development expert, Ric Shuttleworth for a wide ranging discussion. Ric has worked at both the Australian Institute of Sport and with England Rugby as well as other top sporting organisations.

Player Development’s Project’s coaching team of Dave Wright and Dan Wright will sit down to tackle a number of topics with Ric, including:

  • The principles of skill adaptation
  • Team games as complex adaptive systems
  • Coach support
  • Challenges for coaches
  • Constraints led approach

This will be a fascinating and thought provoking conversation with a world leader in the area of skill acquisition. We will navigate a range of topics and ensure coaches leave with practical advice and new understanding.

Join the discussion by booking your place now.

Our Presenters

Ric Shuttleworth

Ric Shuttleworth

Skill Acquisition and Coach Development expert. Ric has worked at both the Australian Institute of Sport and with England Rugby as well as other top sporting organisations.

Dave Wright

Dave Wright

Dave is a UEFA A licensed coach and Co-Founder of Player Development Project. He has 17 years’ coaching experience in England, Australia and New Zealand with players at all levels. During five years in the UK, Dave worked for Premier League club, Fulham FC and Championship club, Brentford FC. Dave is now working at A-League club, Melbourne Victory FC as U20 Coach. Dave’s eBook, Performance Soccer Coach: A Guide to Positive Player Development is available on Amazon.

Dan Wright

Dan Wright

Dan Wright is an academy coach at a Premier League club. He holds the UEFA A Licence and the FA Advanced Youth Award and has extensive coaching experience working in high-performance environments in the UK and Africa. Dan is Technical Advisor at PDP and host of the On The Grass Podcast series.

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