Are you green and growing or are you red and rotting?
Nick Saban doesn’t mince words. In his “Nothing” speech, he lays it out for his players.
Winning is a way of life. It is how you do things. You cannot win just once in a while; you have to win every day.
Practice is the lifeblood of a program. It is where teams and individuals get better.
Michael Jordan was an intense competitor, but what fueled his fire? What were the "Logs" that were added to his competitive fire?
Focusing on What Matters in Coaching and Competition In sports, what you focus on can shape your reality.
Mental toughness often separates the good from the great. But how can coaches define, measure, and improve the mental toughness of their athletes?
In life and the world, everything compounds. Including sports.
In the world of sports, and life for that matter, athletes (and us as coaches) have two choices: We can be fountains or drains.
Sports are hard. Coaching is hard. Life is hard. It is a big reason we coach because we know the impact that sports have on young people in preparation for “handling the hard stuff” of life.
Winning is hard. Winning is so much more than the final score; it’s about being worthy of the victory.
The best coaches know that player-led teams win. How do you develop these leaders?
