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Month 3 of Subscriber-Only Video is Live!

We are excited to release the third video for our paid subscribers. Each month, Dustin and I sit down for a 10–15 minute conversation where we dig deeper into the content from our book Coaching & Leading the 21st Century Athlete. These videos dive deeper into our book with more stories, application, and nuance. This […]

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Personal Coaching Lessons: Finding the Small Wins In the Game

 Whether you’re on the field or the slopes, recognize and celebrate every small victory. These little wins are the building blocks of lasting success. In sports and life, the journey to success is often paved with a series of small, meaningful victories. As both a coach and an athlete, I learned that these incremental wins […]

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The Challenge of Success Beyond Wins and Losses

With softball, despite all the years waiting to have won a championship, each game was learning to be persistent and to appreciate growth. There is no measuring success by how the game is won; it’s also every opportunity for improvement. Each game was a lesson to learn, to improve, and to develop strength, things that […]

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Why Winning Impacts Team Culture and Buy-In

When my siblings and I were founding members of a local track team, we discovered firsthand that victory is not solely about individual success, but it can bring together, energize, and establish a sustainable team culture. Within our team, each victory, whether a close competition or a record-breaking victory, wasn’t ours but everyone’s celebration. This […]

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The Key Question: Does Winning Matter?

Winning is a reward, an achievement. But if all you’re thinking about is that finish line, you might lose the important lessons that were gained in the process. Winning is important! It’s something visible, a benchmark that teaches us and others about our effort and dedication. But if all you’re looking at is that finish […]

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Does winning really matter?

My grandson does competitive skiing, an individual sport. He is quite good, and he is being recognized by a national body, but he is still young. My best friend’s grandson, who is the same age as my grandson, has been recognized as a top athlete in Football and is competing for national recognition.  When I […]

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Rethinking Stress

I recently recorded a podcast with my friend Mitch Hull of the 3D Institute. After we got done, we talked for a long time. He shared with my his new (ish) view on stress. We often tell people that stress is a bad thing, and we need to find ways to control it and calm […]

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Podcast Short: The Art of the Short Post-Game Talk

In this podcast short, we discuss one of the most common mistakes coaches make—talking too much after games. Post-game talks often happen in highly emotional moments, and saying the wrong thing can damage trust, hurt team culture, and ultimately be ineffective. We cover: Why post-game talks should be under three minutes The risks of emotional […]

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Strength Clinic Presentation

Dustin and I just did a presentation for a strength clinic at Friends University talking about their roles and our 3 C’s. Someone was there videoing and sent us the link. We weren’t “mic’d up” so the audio was not great but we wanted to send along to our subscribers. See below! Read more

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Strength Clinic Presentation

Dustin and I just did a presentation for a strength clinic at Friends University talking about their roles and our 3 C’s. Someone was there videoing and sent us the link. We weren’t “mic’d up” so the audio was not great but we wanted to send along to our subscribers. See below! Read more

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