Coaching Culture

In Episode 57 JP Nerbun continues his discussion with James Clear the author of Atomic Habits on the how to build habits within your team!

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In Episode 56 JP Nerbun interviews James Clear the author of Atomic Habits on the importance of building and developing systems of habits. James answers many questions on how this applies to sports and in particular coaching!

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In Episode 55, Nate and J.P. continue their discussion on applying the book Culture Code by Daniel Coyle. How to start a vulnerability loop within your culture! Vulnerability is the key first step to meaningful and trusting relationships.

We give you some simple, but often difficult steps that you can take!

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In Episode 54, Nate and J.P. continue their discussion on applying the book Culture Code by Daniel Coyle. We can further build connections in our team by creating collisions!

-Greg Popovich

-Structuring Environment of Meetings

-Scheduling Routine Follow Ups

-Creating Collisions in Team Meals

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In Episode 53, Nate and J.P. start their series on applying the book Culture Code by Daniel Coyle.

What makes up a great culture, isn't what we typically believe! Coyle gives us great insight into the communication behaviors of the most elite cultures!

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Nate and I discuss with Brian McCormick PhD, the competitive cauldron, which is a strategy of keeping score in practices to help raise player engagement, train a competitive spirit, and give us an objective data point on player performance.

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Episode 51 Looking Through Our Values

Part 4 of the 4 Part Series on Our Coaching Manifesto

J.P. Nerbun and Nate Sanderson discuss how to use our values as a lens to evaluate our behaviors.

At the end of the episode they share a few activities and a couple disciplines to implement in your coaching.

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Episode 50 of Coaching Culture “Defining Our Core Values”

J.P. Nerbun and Nate Sanderson discuss the importance of clearly defining our values. Also, we give you 3 activities you can do yourself or with your staff and also 2 disciplines you can implement in your own life to actualize your values!!

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In Episode 49 of Coaching Culture “Clarifying Your Purpose”

J.P. Nerbun and Nate Sanderson dive into our “why”, our “purpose” when it comes to coaching.

Nate and JP share some stories about how they came to discover their why in the face of some tough circumstances and in the second part they give you 3 short activities you can do yourself or with your staff to clarify your purpose!

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Welcome to Nate Sanderson a former guest to the podcast as a new co-host of the podcast!

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In our first episode together we discuss the importance of knowing who we are as a coach. This episode is setting the stage for a series we will be doing on the internalized process of reflecting on our coaching.

For me I call it "building a coaching manifesto”, which is this internal process of clarifying our purpose, values, principles, and behaviors.

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