Episode 3 - Kate Porter on Co-Coaching
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Want to build a thriving co-coaching dynamic without letting team standards slip?
Co-coaching can completely transform a team's performance, but navigating equal leadership, assistant roles, and game-day communication requires clear strategies. Experienced coach Kate Porter breaks down her real-world insights on building authentic co-coaching relationships, stepping out of isolated decision-making, and setting demanding expectations while maintaining strong player trust.
00:00 - Intro & From Parent Helper to Lead Coach
04:58 - The Non-Negotiables: Competition, Progression & Clean Bibs
08:45 - High Standards & Setting Demanding Expectations
12:38 - Standout Career Highlights & Winning Tier 1 Gold
20:56 - Navigating Co-Coaching Dynamics & Final Decisions
27:51 - Division of Labour & Complementary Coaching Roles
34:50 - Tactical Pitch Positioning & Seeing the Whole Game
42:34 - Quickfire Round & Closing Insights
Kate currently heads up the Womens 1s Programme at Marlow Hockey Club, who play in the West Conference. She has previously coached at the England Hockey Futures Cup and was Head Coach at Northwood Performance Centre, alongside years of junior hockey coaching and leadership at Marlow. Kate has also been manager for Buckingham HC women in the indoor Premier League and is current manager of the England U18 Girls. Kate is a graduate of the GB Hockey Advanced Coach Programme, graduating in 2020.
In this episode you'll hear:
• An epic example of the accretive impact on teamship – and results – that regular bits of fun team-building can have.
• The key to delivering high-level challenge without alienating developing players.
• Why the highest-performing coaching duos lean on complementary personal strengths rather than identical skill sets.
• How strategic positioning on the pitch changes what you observe and drastically improves real-time adjustments.
• Why openness and self-awareness are the two most vital behaviours to make a co-coaching relationship work.
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