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Although in sports coaching many have noticed that sociology is the invisible ingredient in coaches knowledge ( Potrac and Jones, 2019 [1999]: 5559; emphasis added) and suggested a wider range of sociological concepts to better inform the practice ( Cushion, 2018 ; Jones et al., 2023 ; Grant et al., 2021 : 140).
Although in sports coaching many have noticed that sociology is the invisible ingredient in coaches knowledge ( Potrac and Jones, 2019 [1999]: 5559; emphasis added) and suggested a wider range of sociological concepts to better inform the practice ( Cushion, 2018 ; Jones et al., 2023 ; Grant et al., 2021 : 140).
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