by Mike Davenport, CoachingSportsToday.comSunday I spoke at Dan Tutor’s National Collegiate Recruiting Conference, in Boston. It was a great conference, and I had a chance to talk about something I believe in strongly,coaches and their workplace.Super audience, with coaches from around the …
Don’t Veer For Deer
by Tyler Brandt, 7secondcoach.comWhat does water going around a rock, hiking around the mountain instead of over it and swerving to miss a deer all have in common?The path of least resistance!But that’s not all they have in common, in those situations and many like them they also have …
Looking to be a High Performance Coach? Take a Time Out!
by Mandy Green, University of South DakotaToo many coaches these days have to retire early for health-related issues because they don’t take enough time off to be able to sit and enjoy life outside of their sport. Coaches are increasingly working longer hours, over the weekends, and skipping …
Two Huge Action Steps Towards Becoming More Productive as a Coach
by Mandy Green, University of South DakotaFor a coach who is trying to learn ways to become more productive and efficient in the office, I think that the first HUGE step you need to take if you haven’t done so already is to own your agenda. No offense, but I think that a lot of coaches have …
Starting Your Coaching Day Out Right
by Mandy Green, University of South DakotaI have been talking to a lot of coaches lately who are looking for ways to help them get more productive with their day. The first area we look at is what they do first thing in the morning when they wake up. I always start there with the coaches I am …