So how about giving up one of your movies in the next few weeks to get better at our craft. As we say here often, we shouldn’t expect our athletes to get better if we won’t do the same.
Let’s take the time of a motion picture and work at growing our coaching mind and resources.
First, let’s tackle just being better at our skills with others: our athletes especially but how about parents and fellow coaches as well:
Brene’ Brown on Empathy
2:53
1:28
How much can we learn from those great coaches who go before us?
John Wooden: the Difference between Winning and Succeeding
17:36
Anson Dorrance: Grading Character
17:04
How to understand the science in our sport better...
...and realize sometimes we just need to be 'the pat on the back.'
Across the Sky: A world record Slack line in the Utah desert2:00
Amazing Commitment and Persistence (some language)
1:47
Amazing Commitment and Persistence (some language)
1:47
How sometimes we should see size in a heart, not a body.
How through empathetic eyes, we can work through what our parents do.
Why you should always skip your kids baseball games
3:48
And even how to do our job better with simple tools.
Making White Boards on a Coach’s Salary
3:35
Why you should always skip your kids baseball games
3:48
And even how to do our job better with simple tools.
Making White Boards on a Coach’s Salary
3:35
You have probably seen many if not all of these videos, but in the time it would take to watch Adam Sandler's new release or rewatch "The Hunger Games" we can maybe get a little better at what we are passionate about in just a shade under two hours.
Popcorn is of course, optional.
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