by Bryan Mathews, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Coach - most of the time, if not all of it, you’re recruiting. Some thrive on this, some get worn down – all coaches are different. Coaches can always be doing more with recruiting or always truly be recruiting. This balance is up to your discretion …
Steps To Be a More Authentic Leader
Erika Brennan, University of Southern MississippiHead Coach Women's GolfAn eight year coaching veteran, Erika is committed to helping you discover your personal brilliance so that you can lead beyond the realm of sport. With a no nonsense yet decidedly casual tone to her writing, Erika is …
Jonas, The Blizzard, And Coach Maneuvers
by Mike Davenport, CoachingSportsToady.comJerry Rice, retired wide receiver of the San Francisco 49ers, is the leading points scorer in the NFL. It may surprise you to know that few NFL coaches wanted him on their team.Except for one coach — Bill Walsh.Rice wasn’t the fastest, the …
How A Pre-Mortem Can Save Your Coaching Bacon
by Mike Davenport, CoachingSportsToday.comI worry a lot.During the season I can’t tell you how many 3:37 am worry sessions I have. Just me and my pillow trying to figure things out. For me, it’s one of the least enjoyable parts of coaching.I’m not the only coach this happens to. I once …
The Little Things That Go A Long Way
by Mandy Green, Coaching Productivity StrategiesRecently I was asked by a few coaches to give them my top 10 coaching management books. Number one on my list was a book called “Winning” by Clive Woodward. I had the privilege to be a part of an amazing lecture about team management around …