I cost my team a chance to win a game.
It’s one of the worst feelings I’ve experienced as a coach.
We were up by 2 with 16 seconds left against the #2 team in our conference—a game we really wanted to win.
They inbounded the ball and made a 3 pointer to go up...
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In total, we shared 1,779 minutes of podcast conversations (nearly 300 hours) in 2022.
Here's a list of our Top 10 Most Popular Episodes of 2022:
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Psychological safety has become a mainstream phrase and concept, and rightfully so, because it's essential to creating an environment that maximizes the development of the individual and the team.
But how can a coach actually build a psychological safety?
There are some really...
Getting the first practice right with a new team is critical!
I recently took over a new team and we had our first practice together.
Here are 5 things to prioritize in your first practice with a new team...
#1: Learn Names
Don't coach a player up until you at least know...
It's common practice among coaches to establish a list of non-negotiables, or coach standards, and share those with their team.
But, before you share your non-negotiables with your team, you should ask them one question...
In Week 1 of our Summer Coaching Series, my friend, JP...
One of the primary responsibilities of a coach is to both challenge and support their players.
Most coaches have no issue challenging their players and teams. However, many coaches struggle to provide real, meaningful support to their athletes.
But if we really want to have a...
Does your team have to succeed to come together?
or
Does your team have to come together to succeed?
For most teams, they’ll only experience deep connection and togetherness when the circumstances are in their favor.
When the shots are falling, the ball bounces your way,...
The real reason your team can’t execute in games is because…
they forget!
When players fail to execute a play, concept, or action, often as coaches we assume it is either…
- a lack of focus
- a lack of effort
Sure, there are some instances where this is the case.
But...