Coaching Culture

In this second part of our two-part series on discipline and accountability in coaching, we delve deeper into common discipline scenarios faced by coaches. We recap the principles of transformational discipline, emphasizing the importance of shifting focus from behavior change to mindset change for effective accountability. The episode highlights the ineffectiveness of traditional accountability methods that prioritize compliance over personal ownership. We also reflect on a powerful quote from former podcast guest Dr. Jane Nelson, questioning the notion that making individuals feel worse leads to better performance. Join us as we explore these critical concepts and provide practical examples to enhance your coaching approach.

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In this episode, we delve into the critical balance coaches must strike between permissiveness and authoritarianism. We explore the reasons coaches may lean towards permissiveness, such as the desire to win, avoiding conflict, and fostering a positive environment for players. The discussion highlights common justifications for accepting subpar performances and behaviors that don't meet team standards, including concerns about mental health and player happiness. Join us as we examine the implications of these coaching styles and the importance of maintaining high standards for both player development and team success.

In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, hosts JP & Nate welcome back John O’Sullivan and Dr. Jerry Lynch, two esteemed guests with a wealth of experience in sports and parenting. With their children having gone through collegiate sports, John and Jerry share valuable insights and lessons learned from their journeys. John, founder of the Changing the Game Project and author of several best-selling books, and Dr. Lynch, a pioneer in sports psychology with decades of mentorship experience, delve into the complexities of sports parenting. They explore the mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of athletics, offering listeners practical advice to navigate the challenges of raising high-performing athletes. Tune in for a rich conversation filled with wisdom that can help parents support their young athletes while fostering a positive sports environment.

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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, hosts JP Nerbun and Betsy Butterick welcome Coach Bre, a certified mental performance coach and co-founder of The Elite Competitor. With a focus on empowering female athletes in high school sports, Coach Bre shares her innovative mom-daughter approach to mental training, which has positively impacted thousands of families. She discusses science-backed strategies to enhance mental performance and the importance of parental support in an athlete's journey. Additionally, Coach Bre introduces her new program for coaches, the Plug and Play Elite Mental Game, designed to provide practical resources that respect the time constraints of busy coaches and athletes. Tune in to learn how to cultivate confidence and improve the sports experience for young female athletes!

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In this episode, we delve into the significant challenges that coaches face when they transition into head coaching roles or advance in their careers. We discuss the intricate dynamics of leading adult coaching staff, emphasizing the importance of building trust, hiring the right individuals, and developing their skills. Key topics include the complexities of delegating roles and responsibilities, establishing and enforcing standards, and holding coaches accountable through constructive feedback. The episode highlights a critical insight: head coaches must recognize that they are leading two teams—one of athletes and another of coaches—each requiring distinct leadership strategies.

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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, hosts JP Nerbun and Betsy Butterick welcome back Dr. Michael Gervais to continue their discussion on mindfulness, meditation, and the importance of engaging with wise individuals. Dr. Gervais emphasizes the role of these mentors in providing reflective insights rather than just offering advice. The conversation delves into how coaches can cultivate their own mental skills and become effective mentors by asking the right questions. Listeners will also receive a training plan designed to enhance both personal leadership skills and the mental development of their athletes. Don't miss the wealth of knowledge shared in this insightful episode!

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In this episode, we welcome Dr. Michael Gervais, a leading high-performance psychologist and the founder of the Finding Mastery podcast. With a wealth of experience working with top professionals across various fields, Dr. Gervais shares insights into the crucial relationship between the mind and human performance. Our conversation focuses on the role of coaches as performers, exploring themes of culture, leadership development, and the psychological skills essential for effective leadership. Dr. Gervais also discusses the qualities that make a great mentor or coach and the importance of asking the right questions to enhance coaching effectiveness. Additionally, he provides a mental training plan for coaches to utilize with their athletes.

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In this episode, we explore effective communication techniques that foster connection and understanding, particularly in challenging conversations. The episode emphasizes the importance of building bridges through emotional validation in both coaching and personal relationships, providing listeners with valuable insights on how to improve their own communication skills. Tune In wherever you get your podcasts.

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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, hosts JP Nerbun and Nate Sanderson welcome back CJ Stewart. The discussion centers around the concept of accountability in coaching, emphasizing the importance of maintaining high standards while adopting a trauma-informed approach. CJ shares insights from his experiences, highlighting how research and science inform their coaching methods at LEAD. He also introduces his framework for supporting athletes, offering valuable takeaways for coaches across all sports. Tune in to discover how to elevate your coaching practices and build a positive culture within your team.

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In this Coaching Culture Podcast episode featuring CJ Stewart, a former professional baseball player and founder of the LEAD organization, the discussion centers around the critical role of values in coaching young Black men. CJ emphasizes that while talent and opportunity are essential, they are not sufficient for long-term success. Instead, a strong value system is crucial for personal and professional development.