Woods, Carl (2015) Talent identification in junior Australian football: a guideline for applying an objective multi-dimensional approach. In: [Presented at the 2015 ASCA International Conference on Applied Strength and Conditioning]. From: 2015 ASCA International Conference on Applied Strength and Conditioning, 6-8 November 2015, Gold Coast, QLD, Australia.

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Abstract

Take Home Messages:

Talent identification is an independent practice, and should not be confused with talent detection and/or talent selection.

Address both elements of talent identification – performance outcome AND performance production measurements.

Address three considerations: 1. Appreciate the gift-to-talent developmental process. 2. Critically understand the sporting requirements. 3. Measure the fundamental sporting requirements.

Appreciate the multi-dimensionality of sport!

Rarely is one element fully explanatory of superior performance or potential so don't rely on one element for identifying talent!!!

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