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21: Growth Mentality, Responsibility, Teamwork, and Benefits of Multisport | Duff Gibson
Duff Gibson is a World and Olympic Champion in Skeleton and the founder of Dark Horse Athletic. Duff competed from 1999 to 2006 when he won gold in the Men’s Skeleton Race. This win made Duff the oldest Canadian Winter Games Gold Medalist and the oldest Individual Winter Gold Medalist in the world.
Today, Duff Gibson is a speaker, coach, advocate, and father. With his organization Dark Horse, a kids' multi-sport program, Duff aims to develop athleticism and foster an intrinsic love for sport.
Connect with Duff
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Table of Contents
0:21 - Guest intro
1:01 - Growing up/personal youth sports experience
11:23 - Olympics
16:06 - Win with humility, lose with dignity
28:45 - Respect and accountability
33:49 - Dark Horse Athletic
38:40 - Growth mindset
39:45 - Top 3 characteristics of great coaches
45:55 - Top 3 issues facing youth sports (early sport specialization)
55:05 - Books/resources
1:07:10 - What can coaches do so kids love the game more at the end of the season than they did at the beginning?
1:08:50 - #1 tip for youth sports coaches to help them shave 5 years off their learning curve
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Duff Gibson is a World and Olympic Champion in Skeleton and the founder of Dark Horse Athletic. Duff competed from 1999 to 2006 when he won gold in the Men’s Skeleton Race. This win made Duff the oldest Canadian Winter Games Gold Medalist and the oldest Individual Winter Gold Medalist in the world.
Today, Duff Gibson is a speaker, coach, advocate, and father. With his organization Dark Horse, a kids' multi-sport program, Duff aims to develop athleticism and foster an intrinsic love for sport.
Connect with Duff
LinkedIn
Facebook
Twitter
Table of Contents
0:21 - Guest intro
1:01 - Growing up/personal youth sports experience
11:23 - Olympics
16:06 - Win with humility, lose with dignity
28:45 - Respect and accountability
33:49 - Dark Horse Athletic
38:40 - Growth mindset
39:45 - Top 3 characteristics of great coaches
45:55 - Top 3 issues facing youth sports (early sport specialization)
55:05 - Books/resources
1:07:10 - What can coaches do so kids love the game more at the end of the season than they did at the beginning?
1:08:50 - #1 tip for youth sports coaches to help them shave 5 years off their learning curve