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Lead by Example, Practice What You Preach
One thing I’ve realized over the years—especially working with youth—is that they don’t do what you tell them… they do what they see.
Lead by Example, Practice What You Preach
One thing I’ve realized over the years—especially working with youth—is that they don’t do what you tell them… they do what they see.
The 5 Things Every Serious Athlete Should Be Doing
If you want to call yourself a serious athlete, there are five things that need to be a part of your training at some point—no debate.
The 5 Things Every Serious Athlete Should Be Doing
If you want to call yourself a serious athlete, there are five things that need to be a part of your training at some point—no debate.
Real Coaching Means Real Conversations
I’m a firm believer in being straight up with kids. Honest feedback—whether it’s good or bad—is how they grow. Doesn’t matter if you’re a five-star or a role player, if...
Real Coaching Means Real Conversations
I’m a firm believer in being straight up with kids. Honest feedback—whether it’s good or bad—is how they grow. Doesn’t matter if you’re a five-star or a role player, if...
Be Intentional or Be Average
The earlier you switch your mindset from just going through the motions to being intentional, the faster you'll see progress.
Be Intentional or Be Average
The earlier you switch your mindset from just going through the motions to being intentional, the faster you'll see progress.
Training vs. Working Out – There’s a Big Differ...
One of the biggest mistakes athletes make is thinking that training and working out are the same thing.
Training vs. Working Out – There’s a Big Differ...
One of the biggest mistakes athletes make is thinking that training and working out are the same thing.
The Pain of Discipline vs. Regret
The world is built for distraction. Everywhere you look, there’s noise—something pulling at your attention, making it easy to lose sight of what actually matters.
The Pain of Discipline vs. Regret
The world is built for distraction. Everywhere you look, there’s noise—something pulling at your attention, making it easy to lose sight of what actually matters.