Providing 🥎 coaches with ideas to think about as they seek to maximize the overall growth & development of team members. Softball account of @WinningCoaches
Indianapolis, IN
Joined November 2022
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GREAT CULTURES HAVE GREAT TEAMMATES
Real leaders and teammates look out for one another and keep each other focused on what's most important. They make things better.
@ArmyWP_Football captain Mike Johnson #59 demonstrated this after a Liberty Bowl touchdown.
~via @cmgpt4e
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Athletes should train their minds just as much as they train their bodies. Likewise, coaches should teach mental skills just as much as they teach physical skills.
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My dad used to say: "You should never be outworked or out-prepared."
There will always be people smarter than you and more talented than you.
But you control the effort and the prep.
~ via @ClintHurdle13
10 Reasons Softball Can Change Your Life
~ via Amanda Scarborough @AScarborough
amanda-scarborough.com/10-re…
Great interview with Alabama's Cassie Reilly-Boccia when
@CoachCassieRB was playing for the Crimson Tide.
~ via @FastpitchPower
fastpitchpower.com/special-i…
“I’m not exceptionally fast or overly powerful._ But I have a good work ethic, and I make up for it by using technique and trying to be smarter.”
~ via Dot Richardson @CoachDot_LU
Winning Softball 🥎 retweeted
Accountability isn't about making athletes afraid to make mistakes. It's about teaching them to take ownership, learn, and grow.
As coaches, we can hold players to high standards while still creating an environment where they feel safe enough to ask questions, admit mistakes, and keep pushing forward.
Fear might get compliance. Trust builds character.
Great coaches develop both better athletes and better people. Let's lead in a way that does both!
#CoachingLeadership #AthleteDevelopment #PositiveCoaching
Winning Softball 🥎 retweeted
Pressure doesn't expose your talent. It exposes your habits.
When the moment gets big, you don't suddenly become more disciplined, focused, or prepared.
You become exactly what you've practiced being.
You can't train occasionally and expect to deliver consistently.