Dustin and Rob discuss the crucial element of care in coaching and its significant impact on athlete performance. Research shows that when athletes feel valued and cared for by their coach, their performance improves drastically. The podcast delves into the importance of incorporating care and empathy in the coaching approach. It emphasizes that treating athletes with respect and kindness is not only beneficial for their performance but is also a basic human decency that should be upheld in any coaching relationship.

The Impactful Coaching Project (ICP) seeks to develop coaches that coach the whole person. ICP is the thought leader in coaching the 21st century athlete and produces training, information, and research to help coaches develop. For more information, check out https://impactfulcoachingproject.substack.com/ or contact us at rob@impactfulcoachingproject.com.

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Rob Ramseyer Dr. Rob Ramseyer

Dr. Rob Ramseyer is the Co-Founder of the Impactful Coaching Project and Vice President of Athletics and Strategic Expansion at Friends University, overseeing 24 teams and serving on the President’s Cabinet. Under his leadership, the department has achieved significant success across all areas, earning him honors such as the KCAC Director of the Year and the NACDA Athletic Director of the Year. He resides in Wichita, KS, with his wife, Charlie, and their four children.