Teaching Resilience
Resilience is one of those mythical qualities that is highly sought after for high performance athletes in all sports. You
Tag: Coaching Ethics
What Are You Really Angry About?
Coaches are stereotypically prone to outbursts of anger. The image of the red faced coach is so pervasive in our
What Is Your Message?
Over the weekend I saw a video posted on a coaching page showing a coach’s reaction to a serving error
Advice From A Genius
The following was written by Bill Walsh, often nicknamed ‘The Genius’, in his book, Building a Champion. He wrote it
How Growing Grass Is Like Building A Team
If you’re the kind of person who likes to get to the point without having to go through the story,
Einstein On Volleyball
Matty commented on my recent post on “The Problem With Measuring Things” with a quote. I really liked the quote
Thinking Outside The Box: A Book Review
Everybody knows that the ability to think outside the box is a desirable quality. A smaller number of people hold
Notes on ‘Secrets’
Huy wrote an interesting comment on my Keith Richards post. Here are some highlights that I thought would be better
The Net Live : Lloy Ball, Recovery and Coaching Ethics
The last couple of episodes of The Net Live have included some very interesting interviews and discussions. On the podcast
World Championships – Karma Police
As I watched USA thump Italy in the first set of last night’s match, I thought two thoughts – maybe
At Home On The Court 