One of the most under-appreciated aspects of coaching is finding and “sniffing” out the talent in your program.
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.
Michael Jordan was an intense competitor, but what fueled his fire? What were the "Logs" that were added to his competitive fire?
Pressure is man-made. It only happens when one is given a great opportunity. And the 2024 Olympics is ripe with pressure for all.
Winning is not a one-time thing. Winning is "fickle." It is a habit and lifestyle that must occur each and every day.
I get this question a lot. There are no secrets to success, but here are 5 key reasons why some programs seem to win year after year.
In the world of sports, and life for that matter, athletes (and us as coaches) have two choices: We can be fountains or drains.
Coaching is not an easy job. What can make it even harder?
In sport, there is often a weakness that lurks in the shadows. That weakness? The Loser's Limp.
Whenever people ask me what prepared me best for being a principal, the answer is easy. Being a head coach. There is no other comparison. Here are 10 skills I believe all head coaches need.
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.
