Coach 360

In our latest episode, Colton shares some struggles he's been dealing with this week as him and his family prepare moving houses. Colton explains how easy it can be to get wrapped up in our struggles and lose sight of the opportunities and blessings we've been given to even be in that struggle.

Mackey discusses some strategies he learned from a coach up in Garland, Tx about how coach would make his players show his current events happening in the world, so they knew their struggle wasn't insurmountable, that they could overcome whatever they were dealing with because day after day and week after week, other people go through similar struggles, or even tougher situations and reach their goals and dreams.

It is a privilege to go through your struggle. This struggle will help you grow to be where you want to be. A relatable quote is, "the world changes when we change our perspective." When we change how we see things, it changes the things that we see.

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In our latest episode, Colton's joined by Coach Sam Harrell from Southwestern Assemblies of God University who shares his journey of having to step back from coaching for a while after being diagnosed with MS to fighting back and being able to pursue his passion of being a coach once again.

On his way to a wheelchair, Coach Harrell never thought he'd have the opportunity to coach again until after a successful stem cell treatment (3rd round) turned his world upside down. Slowly gaining feeling back in his leg and starting to be mobile, he began coaching.

Coach Harrell talks about appreciating the small details in life like getting up and being able to put on Nike shoes and outfits in the morning.

He takes us through his own experience and the mindset he had while dealing with his illness, his motivation to continue to fight, and his determination to pursue excellence in his life.

In our latest episode, Colton's joined by Coach Sam Harrell from Southwestern Assemblies of God University who shares his journey of having to step back from coaching for a while after being diagnosed with MS to fighting back and being able to pursue his passion of being a coach once again.

On his way to a wheelchair, Coach Harrell never thought he'd have the opportunity to coach again until after a successful stem cell treatment (3rd round) turned his world upside down. Slowly gaining feeling back in his leg and starting to be mobile, he began coaching.

Coach Harrell talks about appreciating the small details in life like getting up and being able to put on Nike shoes and outfits in the morning.

He takes us through his own experience and the mindset he had while dealing with his illness, his motivation to continue to fight, and his determination to pursue excellence in his life.

In our latest episode, Mackey is live with the Georgetown High School Women's Basketball team talking fear. Whatever your fear is, it begins to shape how you feel, what you think, and ultimately who you become.

If there is fear inside you, on the court or off, lean into that fear because where you are going, the path you are on is greater than where fear will take you.

Don't let that fear keep you from being vulnerable, from giving everything you have for the people on your left and on your right. If you are all willing to go all in, you will be taken to a level you haven't reached before.

In our latest episode, Mackey is live with the Georgetown High School Women's Basketball team talking fear. Whatever your fear is, it begins to shape how you feel, what you think, and ultimately who you become.

If there is fear inside you, on the court or off, lean into that fear because where you are going, the path you are on is greater than where fear will take you.

Don't let that fear keep you from being vulnerable, from giving everything you have for the people on your left and on your right. If you are all willing to go all in, you will be taken to a level you haven't reached before.

In our latest episode, Mackey is live with the Clemens High School Women's Soccer team.

Mackey goes on to talk about the very small success rate for New Years Resolutions and expresses the reason for it being largely unsuccessful because it is easy to transform your desires, but it is hard to transform your actions. It doesn't cost you anything to change your "want-to".

Mackey applies this to the idea that we should always strive to live above the line in all aspects. There are going to be days where living above the line is hard and you will have to say yes instead of no, but if you will do that and commit to it, it will not only change what you do, but what you think.

Mackey also talks about the idea that we are not disqualified, no matter our struggle, no matter what we've been through, we are never disqualified.

In our latest episode, Mackey is live with the Clemens High School Women's Soccer team.

Mackey goes on to talk about the very small success rate for New Years Resolutions and expresses the reason for it being largely unsuccessful because it is easy to transform your desires, but it is hard to transform your actions. It doesn't cost you anything to change your "want-to".

Mackey applies this to the idea that we should always strive to live above the line in all aspects. There are going to be days where living above the line is hard and you will have to say yes instead of no, but if you will do that and commit to it, it will not only change what you do, but what you think.

Mackey also talks about the idea that we are not disqualified, no matter our struggle, no matter what we've been through, we are never disqualified.

Colton is joined by Coach Jeff Rayburn of Lone Star High School. Coach Rayburn talks about his past and how he got into coaching, and the continuous support he had from his coaches to become better. He goes on to talk about how he runs his program and his program's mentality of:

5 Life Skills -Discipline -Physical Conditioning -Love and Respect Eachother -Love your coaches (let your coaches coach you hard) -Reacting to and handling emotion in a positive way

Coach Rayburn goes on to talk about the importance of relationships and a relationship culture in your program. Each and every day you are either building and growing a relationship between coaches/athletes and athlete/athlete or you're breaking it down. Believing in each other and making sure your athletes fall in love with the process is what has dramatically changed their program.

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Colton is joined by Coach Jeff Rayburn of Lone Star High School. Coach Rayburn talks about his past and how he got into coaching, and the continuous support he had from his coaches to become better. He goes on to talk about how he runs his program and his program's mentality of:

5 Life Skills
-Discipline
-Physical Conditioning
-Love and Respect Eachother
-Love your coaches (let your coaches coach you hard)
-Reacting to and handling emotion in a positive way

Coach Rayburn goes on to talk about the importance of relationships and a relationship culture in your program. Each and every day you are either building and growing a relationship between coaches/athletes and athlete/athlete or you're breaking it down. Believing in each other and making sure your athletes fall in love with the process is what has dramatically changed their program.

Email Address: [email protected]

In our latest episode, Mackey is back in the locker room at Prosper High School. Mackey shares the importance of honoring one another and ways in which we can do that in life and in the game.

Mackey goes on to talk about the common habit we all have in compartmentalizing the different aspects of our life, choosing which one to truly focus on, when in reality, we should strive for greatness across the board. We must focus on the good things, not the bad.

When you pursue excellence across the board, in the relationships on your team, in your academics, in your sport, you begin to only notice that excellence, and that will propel you forward!

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