I’ve followed sports coach consultant and author James Leath for a couple of years now. I haven’t read any of his previous books as I didn’t see them directly applying to my youth recreational sports focus area. In my understanding, James’ material seemed more appropriate for high school sports. His new book, Coaching With PurposeContinueContinue reading “Youth Sports Coaching Fundamentals: What I Learned From James Leath’s New Book”
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From Awkward to Awesome: The Power of Repetition in Youth Sports
In the world of youth sports, there’s a secret weapon that transforms awkward beginners into confident athletes: repetition. I have the pleasure of coaching my niece’s middle school softball team this season. This is the ‘B Team’, composed mostly of girls who have never played softball before. I’ve assisted as the school’s varsity coach ledContinueContinue reading “From Awkward to Awesome: The Power of Repetition in Youth Sports”
Thoughts From 1st Time Soccer Coach
In a recent issue of the New York Times, Rory Smith captured his thoughts following coaching his son’s soccer team. Really good read. In line with the Hustle & Attitude coaching and youth sports philosophy.
Hustle & Attitude 