Charlie Austin: Coaching, ADHD is a superpower and reffing kids' football
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It's Only Kids Football · Ben Welch and Mike Clark
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Show Notes
In this conversation, Charlie Austin, a former professional footballer for QPR, Southampton and Burnley, shares his experiences and insights on coaching kids in football - as well as coaching his own son.
He discusses the challenges of working with children at different stages of development and emphasises the importance of understanding each player's individual needs.
Charlie also talks about the joy and camaraderie that comes from playing grassroots football and the lasting memories it creates.
He opens up about his own ADHD diagnosis and how it has influenced his coaching approach.
Overall, Charlie's goal is to create a positive and enjoyable environment for young players to learn and grow.
Charlie Austin shares his experience of getting involved in his son's football team and the importance of being a parent coach.
He emphasises the value of creating memories and moments for the kids, rather than just focusing on winning.
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