<p class="MsoNormal">We as coaches need to allow our player to self-correct. Psychologically they will come out of their funk quicker and in learning a skill they will self-teach with us as a reference to help not as a bullhorn. Allowing them a deeper understanding of the skill and how they can apply it to succeed.</p>

We as coaches need to allow our player to self-correct. Psychologically they will come out of their funk quicker and in learning a skill they will self-teach with us as a reference to help not as a bullhorn. Allowing them a deeper understanding of the skill and how they can apply it to succeed.

<p>We as coaches need to allow our player to self-correct. Psychologically they will come out of their funk quicker and in learning a skill they will self-teach with us as a reference to help not as a bullhorn. Allowing them a deeper understanding of the skill and how they can apply it to succeed.</p>

Enabling Excellence Self-Correction

Whistle and a Clipboard interviews successful coaches from the past, present, and future allowing them to share their coaching failures and successes, tips, drills, and skills, along with practice do and don’t to help youth coaches everywhere better coach the kids in their communities. Your host, Jason H Oates, will also interview other professionals discussing current issues related to youth sports among these, strength training, speed and agility, concussions, and arm care.

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