As a coach, when you step away from practice, what happens? Today, Sam and TJ dig into how coaches can build real rather than performative habits, resist over-coaching, and over time develop a mentality of ownership within their team. They discuss how often to stop practice as the season progresses and how to hand leadership to your players step by step. They also share simple ways to measure intangibles like effort and culture without an analytics department. They close with why simple, sound, and solid beats complicated, and why the goal is to be the icing on the cake.
Show Notes:
- Prepare the player for the pathWould your culture survive without you?What are we actually measuring?Sam’s “no curfew” parenting goalTeaching versus over-coachingAlways teach the whyGames approach versus structured practiceSet desired outcomes for every practicePlayers must believe, not just obeyStop play less each weekPlay, coach, then pass to leadersTeacher talk versus coach speakSimple ways to track effortAsk questions so players own itBuild habits, not band-aidsCrock-pot approach, not microwaveSimple, sound, and solidPick three core pillarsAim to be the icing
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