Mike Loll

[Coach Holden @CSC_SB_Coach]

Over 4 years, Jocelyn Alo struck out 79 times and she is considered the best hitter in softball history. Remind yourself of that when you fail. Never let your confidence waiver, failure happens, but champions know that success soon follows.

[Megan Rembielak @MegRemSoftball]

My take on coaching.

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

John Calipari GOLD 🥇

“A tough player deals with what’s there, and responds to it.”

Things not going your way?
Find another way.

Don’t pout.
Don’t make excuses.

Your body language is the window to your soul.

This is mental toughness.

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[3D Coaches @3DCoaches]

Success moves at the speed of consistency. It comes one step, one rep, one habit at a time.

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

Why do some teams WIN year after year?

It’s not luck.
It’s not just talent.

It’s a habit built on 5 core traits:

1. Strong leadership
2. Culture of WE
3. Defined roles + skills
4. Resilience
5. Hard work + dedication

Championships follow consistency.

[Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness @coachajkings]

Dan Campbell said, "It starts over with the work. There is no complacency. There is no entitlement."

"We go back to work, and that is the focus. Because, if you don't work, it doesn't matter."

Success requires hard work.

Look to show up and compete every day.

[The Winning Difference @thewinningdiff1]

Good enough?
That’s the mindset of people who almost win.
If you want to be the best, you can’t be satisfied with good.
You have to demand excellence — in everything you do.
Every day.
That’s what separates champions from everybody else.

[3D Coaches @3DCoaches]

Great leaders keep at least one eye on the future at all times.

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

“Coach Doesn’t Like Me.”

It’s a common phrase.
And a dangerous one.

It’s easy to say when things aren’t going your way.

But let’s be honest, it’s usually deflection.

Here are 5 things coaches actually don’t like:

1. Poor Body Language: Eye rolls, slumped shoulders, disengaged energy. These tell a coach you have checked out.

2. Lack of Effort: Not sprinting, not diving, not competing. Coaches don’t need perfection, they need effort.

3. Excuses Over Ownership: Blaming refs, teammates, or circumstances instead of owning your mistakes will wear on any coach.

4. Low Accountability: Missing workouts, showing up late, forgetting plays. These little things add up fast.

5. Team-Last Attitude: Putting yourself above the team, whether through selfish play or drama. It kills trust and culture.

When you say “Coach doesn’t like me,” you shift the blame.

You make yourself the victim.
And you adopt a losing mindset.

Winners ask: What can I do better?
Victims ask: Why is this happening to me?

One mindset leads to growth.
The other keeps you stuck.

Choose wisely.

[Jamy Bechler @CoachBechler]

PLAYERS: If you want to stand out or gain an advantage, do the work that others refuse to do. Fill a need on your team. Find ways to be valuable. Excel at the little things. Come early. Stay later. Do a little bit extra.

[Sports Psychology @SportPsychTips]

To grow as an athlete, you need to have the attitude of a child. Be humble, curious, and fearless. Play for fun and enjoy the challenge of learning new skills.

[Reid Ouse @reidouse]

7-38-55 Rule of Communication

93% of what you communicate has nothing to do with what comes out of your mouth.

[Jim Shapiro @jimshapiro]

This is too good not to share again.

[Sports Psychology @SportPsychTips]

The best athletes aren’t happy because they’re successful. They’re successful because they’re happy! Their positive attitude helps them work harder, persevere longer, and perform better.

[Northern Cass Softball @NCJagsoftball]

GAME DAY!
💜🥎Home opener for the Jags! 🥎💜
Northern Cass vs. Hankinson

📍Northern Cass
⏰ 4:00pm
JV to Follow

[NDSU Softball @NDSUsoftball]

It's Country Day this weekend! Join us at Tharaldson Park in your boots and flannel for a good time. Be among the first 250 fans to snag an NDSU BISON cowboy hat! With country tunes playing all day Saturday, we're ready for some fun!

[Sports Psychology @SportPsychTips]

Performance follows emotions.

Negative emotions usually lead to negative performance.

Positive emotions usually lead to positive performance.

Control your emotions to control your performance.

[Mike Loll @CoachLoll]

Good ball game. Huskies pull it out by 2!!

[Mike Loll @CoachLoll]

What a game!! Pirates by 1 after 3.....