Principle #1 Dishonest teams never win the big one
Principle #2 Break then down to build them up
Principle #3 Commitment starts at practice
Principle #4 Discipline is finishing
Principle #5 The reward comes at the end
Principle #6 Practice harder than the game
Principle #7 Never sacrifice the team for the individual
Principle #8 Their failures are my failures, their success my responsibility
Principle #9 Never ask, always demand
Principle #10 Coach into the headwind
-Always find relief in honesty
"Great teams explain their failure & never excuse it."
Confront in front of the team
-Everybody heard it & everybody knows it already.
"Piercing a players individual ego is the only way to start the rebuilding process..."
"Basketball is a game of countering-attacks and counter-attacks create tempo & shift momentum."
"This is not about you, this is about everyone on the team winning a championship because of you."
"Players will only give you what you demand, not what you ask for."
"Confrontation equals honesty equals performance."
"When I see trophies I see the people behind them."
"Keep working until we turn our negatives into positives and our positives into weapons."
"A coach works constantly into a headwind and then suddenly the wind shifts and is at your back."
Family Night-Talk about your family
"How your area looks is a reflection on the state of the team."
"Real teachers show how things are done."
Insights On Coaching
- The movement of players on the field
are an extension of the coach
- My players failure are my
failures. And their success is my
responsibility
- One player’s half effort means every
player runs more
- Make them responsible for each other
- Break them down then build them up
- A short term loss of confidence in
exchange for long term ability
- There is something more inside of
them
- We always want more out of every
player
- Commitment always starts in practice
because it is where you get better
- Inner barriers, invisible limits,
obstacles…never focus on what we can’t do
- Discipline is finishing
- Discipline is the only way to believe
in yourself
- Discipline yourself so no one else
has to
- Discipline is the only difference
between good and great
- The ultimate goal of discipline is
self-discipline
- Discipline is training when no one
else is watching
- Discipline is turning bad habits into
good ones
- The reward is way down the road
- Discipline is looking out for our own
best interest
- There is no instant gratification
- Do I deserve to win?
- Silence is confusion. Communication is organization
- Success is the right person in the
right place at the right time
- Make a commitment to get better
everyday no matter how successful we were the day before
- Practice harder than the game
- Persistence is the key to continual
success
- Move away from the comfort zone
- I have already made my decision. I am here to help other make theirs
–Valkeri
- Break the routine. Break old habits and install new one’s
- Change takes determination. Change takes time
- You are better than this and you
don’t even know it
- Scores of underachievers. Are you afraid to find out what is
inside you?
- Competition vs. complacency
- Every time we go beyond ourselves we
become mentally stronger
- The point of great defenses is to
force direction away from strengths and into weakness. Make them go around. Create the roadblock. Set the detour
- We can never have an off moment on
defense
- Are you a competitor? Are you settling for less or reaching
for more? Are you aware of what is at stake?
- Train the mental game
- Expanding the view of their own
ability
- Belief is endurance, experience,
making it through
- Sometimes a specific player will be
the focus of my challenge
- One person can change the course of
events
- One play can change the course of
events
- No one individual is more important
than another, than the team
- We have worked too hard not to win
- Challenge your players to be the best
everyday
- One lazy player? One uncaring player? One unbelieving player? Can drain the
team of their motivation…
- What have you done to lead this team today?
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