Post Tagged with: "Leaders"

Identifying How My Strengths Support the Team

As a sports coach or leader, understanding your strengths and leveraging them to support the team is crucial. Coaches need to understand why it’s essential to identify your strengths and how they can significantly impact your team’s overall performance. Research suggests that leaders who know their strengths can perform more […]

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Getting Comfortable In the Status Quo

I had a coach recently reach out to me to ask if I had any suggestions for her, as she felt stuck in her coaching journey.  Upon some great discussion and learning for both of us, it was identified that she was not stuck in her coaching journey, but she […]

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Caring for Someone Should Never Translate Into Mental, Physical, or Emotional Abuse

Juliet Macur of the #newyorktimes wrote a great article about a decision that USA Gymnastics made earlier this year: They suspended a coach for eight years for repeatedly putting her #athletes‘ #mentalhealth, #emotionalhealth, and #physicalhealth in jeopardy. This decision by USA Gymnastics shows they are aware of how coaches can adversely impact #athletes both short and long term. However, Maggie Haney, the coach that […]

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Coaches and Trainers, Please Stop Holding Practices

Coaches and trainers need to do the right thing and stop holding practices. If coaches still choose to hold practices, then maybe article could be used to persuade them. An athlete’s mental, physical, and emotional health and safety should never be compromised for training or competition.

Thank you Dr Jon Rudd and Christian Klaue for your contributions to this article.

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A Contagious Culture

I watched a local high school soccer game in Orange County, CA last week and saw some pretty disturbing things. One of the coaches was laying on his side and was on the phone during the entire game. Another coach was sitting on a bag of balls and was occasionally on his […]

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