
Agile Coaching In Action, The Human Side Of Agile
Published 5/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Because you don’t coach a framework. You coach your people.
What you’ll learn
Understand the core responsibilities and essential skills of an effective Agile team coach
Adapt your coaching approach to different team development phases
Support Product Owners in ways that enhance team performance
Facilitate Agile events that deliver value
Navigate team resistance and conflicts with confidence
Foster a culture of continuous learning and improvement
Master powerful coaching questions that create insight and drive action
Develop advanced observation and communication techniques
Build empathy and active listening skills critical for team transformation
Requirements
Knowledge of Agile methodology is required, as this training does not cover basic Agile concepts
Description
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Agile Team Coaching
Lecture 1 Welcome
Lecture 2 Introduction to Agile team coaching
Lecture 3 Your assessment score
Lecture 4 Takeaway – what have you learned?
Section 2: The responsibilities of an Agile Team Coach
Lecture 5 Introduction
Lecture 6 Your responsibilities as an Agile team coach
Lecture 7 Your roles as an Agile team coach
Lecture 8 The phases in team development
Lecture 9 Your role and the phase of team development
Lecture 10 Coaching Agile teams through development phases
Lecture 11 ShuHaRi
Lecture 12 Takeaway – what have you learned?
Section 3: The essential skills of an Agile Team Coach
Lecture 13 Introduction
Lecture 14 Active listening: your most powerful tool as an Agile coach
Lecture 15 Communication skills
Lecture 16 Facilitation skills
Lecture 17 Empathy, one of the most underrated skill in coaching
Lecture 18 Observing your team like a pro
Lecture 19 Sharing your observations
Lecture 20 Takeaway – what have you learned?
Section 4: How to support your Product Owner?
Lecture 21 Supporting Your Product Owner – Here’s How You Can Make a Real Difference
Lecture 22 Prioritizing with the Impact-Effort Matrix
Lecture 23 Product Backlog Challenge
Lecture 24 Takeaway – what have you learned?
Section 5: How to facilitate the Agile events?
Lecture 25 Introduction
Lecture 26 The planning session, kicking off the iteration
Lecture 27 The stand-up: short, sharp, and super useful
Lecture 28 Running a great product review
Lecture 29 How to run a great process review?
Lecture 30 Takeaway – what have you learned?
Lecture 32 Creating a safe environment
Lecture 33 Building a culture of continuous learning and improvement
Lecture 34 Growth mindset, the key to learning and improving
Lecture 35 How to encourage experimentation
Lecture 36 Coaching through resistance, how to help your team embrace change
Lecture 37 Dealing with conflict
Lecture 38 Takeaway – what have you learned?
Section 7: Your growth as an Agile Team Coach
Lecture 39 Why good coaching questions matter
Lecture 40 Asking great coaching questions
Lecture 41 What not to ask as an agile coach?
Lecture 42 The “Why?” question – handle with care
Lecture 43 Keep growing as a coach
Lecture 44 Takeaway, what have you learned?
Section 8: Wrap up
Lecture 45 Wrap up, what have you learned?
This course is the essential next step for Agile Coaches, Scrum Masters, and Team Leads who have mastered the basics but are ready to ELEVATE their coaching impact. It’s for professionals who are ready to move beyond theory and become the kind of coach who truly makes a difference.

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