Julius Peppers said, "Whatever it is that you do, do it with respect, integrity, passion, resilience, dedication, and gratitude. That alone will make you a HOF person."
Your character is what you do.
• It's your decisions.
• It's your actions.
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Nick Saban explaining what four criteria he looks for when hiring a coach.
- What kind of character do you have?
- What kind of knowledge do you have?
- Ability to apply the knowledge & teach the players
- What kind of relationships can you develop with players?
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Tom Coughlin said, "Humble enough to prepare, confident enough to perform."
Success takes commitment.
• It takes humility to grow.
• It takes preparation to be confident.
• It takes confidence to perform well
• It takes focus to work on what matters.
Ten things you can incorporate into your pregame routine to improve your mindset:
1. Find a quiet place
2. Take deep breaths
3. Have positive body language
4. Use positive self-talk
5. Pray
6. Visualize
7. Listen to music
8. Watch a video
9. Read a quote
10. Do a physical warmup
Dan Campbell said …”belief comes from the work that you put in.”
There are no other secrets to success.
- Success is about Grit.
- Success is about Work Ethic.
- Success is about Consistency.
“No Deposit - No Return.”
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John Harbaugh said, "The only failure in life is not getting back up. When you get knocked down and stay down then you're a failure. But you're never a failure if you get back up."
Resilience is your ability to endure and recover stronger.
• It means adaptability.
• It means courage.
• It means grit.
Growth happens when you accept that there will be ups and downs, that you need to be resilient, and that you need humility along the way.
To succeed as an athlete, you need to learn how to handle failure. Once you improve your attitude and start learning from each failure, you can make great improvements and reach your full potential.
Vincent “Sweet Pea” Burns was a three-year starter and a big-play performer, totaling 168 tackles, including 37 tackles for loss. He was All-SEC two seasons and went on to play in the NFL for Indianapolis. A two-year team captain at UK, he was beloved by his teammates and known for his upbeat personality. RIP, Sweet Pea.
“ 2 ways a player don’t do something they don’t know or they don’t feel like it”
This is the epitome of coaching make sure they understand and motivate them to do it!!!