There is a lot of talk these days about Malcom Galdwell’s, Outliers book, and the concepts of 10,000 hours and deliberate practice. Sure it may take 10,000 hours, or ten years, to be a top performing athlete, but how long does to take to be a top performing coach?

“I want to start coaching my son, or daughter’s team, and I want to be a good coach right from the start. I wouldn’t, nor would the other parents, put up with me just being average, and certainly not being a “losing coach”, for 10 years! Heck, I want to win, now!”

Kirk Anderson, United States Tennis Association, Director of Coach Training and Development, says he can teach you 75% of what you need to be successful in coaching in about two hours. The other 25% will take you the rest of your life. We agree!

This program is about taking 30 days, 30 deliberate days, of practicing what it takes to be a better, more successful coach. Each day, for 30 days, we will send you information to read, watch, digest, practice and learn. We’ll start with a plan of development, play, performance, physical literacy, learning types and styles, motivation, effort, and dealing with mistakes and failures to name a few. But just like any good coaching situation, we’ll change it up based on your feedback and needs. It’ll be a journey you won’t forget and one that will impact your coaching for a lifetime.

The next POWER of PRACTICE session will begin on the 1st of next month.

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