A young player gets shoved by a parent in the stands? Really? What would you do if you saw this happen? What should the penalty be for such an incident? https://t.co/36Am96TkVR
I am so lucky to have attended a clinic early in my coaching career led by @JohnKesselUSAV (PA Volleyball Coaches Clinic). 20ish years later and I’m thankful for that and the other clinics, webinars, etc. that he has done. Huge influence.
RangersTown: This week we celebrate and thank you with daily giveaways!
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The best basketball players on the planet are able to Play Present and the best leaders on the planet are able to Live Present. What does that mean? It means they do 3 things. They focus on the next play, they focus on what they can control and they focus on the process.
ICYMI: “According to the latest research, the single biggest risk factor that predicts whether or not a young athlete gets injured is specialization or competing in one sport for more than eight months a year. ”
Encourage multi-sport participation
https://t.co/N9sRSodwid
So what SHOULD parents do during games?
Cheer/praise great EFFORT & positive ATTITUDES.
Emphasize being coachable, a great teammate & having fun.
Focus on development (process), not winning/losing (outcome).
Smile and enjoy watching your child do something they enjoy ❤️
The ball is the present, The future is space. The moment a player understands this is the moment her potential is unleashed. The moment a coach embraces this wholeheartedly is the moment she rethinks and redesigns talent development https://t.co/lusEfbfpq1 Brilliant @_ToddBeane
Coach K on being Tired ⤵️
“When you’re tired what do you start thinking about? —> You.”
“Be as tough as your mothers - they show up all the time - we need to show up all the time.”
🎥 via @espn