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33. First Down by CoachTools: Rand Holdren
Learn how Rand Holdren took a 1-9 program and turned them into an 11-1 powerhouse playoff team. Justin and Coach Rand Holdren discussed Coach Holdren's journey into coaching football, which started as a player and transitioned into coaching after retiring due to injury. He emphasized the support he didn't have as a player and the adversity he faced when rebuilding the team almost from scratch in his first year. Rand and Justin also discussed Rand's experience coaching a high school football team, initially facing challenges due to lack of player commitment, but eventually leading the team to the semifinals.
They emphasized the importance of attention to detail and character building. Rand discussed in detail his transition from the entertainment industry to coaching, enjoying the fulfillment he derives from helping kids grow through coaching. He advised young coaches to absorb as much as possible and learn from multiple sources, while being aware of what they want to implement or avoid in their own program.
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By CoachToolsLearn how Rand Holdren took a 1-9 program and turned them into an 11-1 powerhouse playoff team. Justin and Coach Rand Holdren discussed Coach Holdren's journey into coaching football, which started as a player and transitioned into coaching after retiring due to injury. He emphasized the support he didn't have as a player and the adversity he faced when rebuilding the team almost from scratch in his first year. Rand and Justin also discussed Rand's experience coaching a high school football team, initially facing challenges due to lack of player commitment, but eventually leading the team to the semifinals.
They emphasized the importance of attention to detail and character building. Rand discussed in detail his transition from the entertainment industry to coaching, enjoying the fulfillment he derives from helping kids grow through coaching. He advised young coaches to absorb as much as possible and learn from multiple sources, while being aware of what they want to implement or avoid in their own program.