
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
In Episode 138, Lincoln Phillips, Trinidad & Tobago Goalkeeper of the Century, USC Hall of Famer, Former Head Coach of Howard University, Author of Goalkeeping:The Last Line of Defense, The First Line of Attack, husband, father, and grandfather, talks with Phil and Paul about lessons learned during his journey from Trinidad & Tobago Goalkeeper to professional soccer in the US to Howard University Head Coach and beyond, a movie being made about his incredible life, the importance of hard work, adaptability, and empowering players to lead, how captains need to be on-field coaches, his views on controversial goalkeeper topics, great stories and defining moments in his life, an incredible story of friendship that transcended the game and society during a difficult time in the US, the need for more creativity in American soccer, and much more. Specifically, Coach Phillips discusses:
· His personal story, including how he grew his passion for soccer, leadership, and coaching, and how a kid from Trinidad & Tobago who was “terrible at everything” ended up being a player-coach in early years of the NASL and a legendary coach at Howard University (4:40)
· His personal why and life purpose and how he is living it out today (13:33)
· His coaching background (16:39)
· The story behind his book, Goalkeeping:The Last Line of Defense, The First Line of Attack, and some invaluable goalkeeping tips from a legend (22:33)
· How we can teach keepers to be better at 1 v 1’s (28:11)
· The importance of keepers being coached with the team, not off to the side (30:49)
· Corner kicks – defenders on posts or no defenders on posts? (31:57)
· Why American soccer coaches need to start questioning things and thinking for themselves (37:06)
· Life and leadership lessons he learned playing the great position of goalkeeper (42:24)
· His defining moment in his soccer career and what he learned from it (47:39)
· His most influential coaches and how he is using the lessons learned from them in his life today (53:36)
· His thoughts, good and bad, about the current state of US Soccer (1:00:12)
· How he is using lessons learned from the beautiful game in his marriage and parenting (1:06:08)
· His recommendations (1:09:26)
· A sneak peek into the movie being made about Coach Phillips (definitely will want to listen to the end) (1:13:48)
Resources and Links from this Episode
· Soccer Goalkeeping:The Last Line of Defense, The First Line of Attack, Lincoln Phillips
· Video of the Episode
· HSEL Facebook Group
· Warrior Way Soccer
· Providence World (Donations to HSEL Podcast)
· Coaching the Bigger Game Program
· Phil’s email for DISC Training
· Net Gains: Inside the Beautiful Game’s Analytics Revolution, Ryan O’Hanlon
Article about the upcoming movie about Coach Phillips and the 1971 Howard University team, “Rising Above”
5
1616 ratings
In Episode 138, Lincoln Phillips, Trinidad & Tobago Goalkeeper of the Century, USC Hall of Famer, Former Head Coach of Howard University, Author of Goalkeeping:The Last Line of Defense, The First Line of Attack, husband, father, and grandfather, talks with Phil and Paul about lessons learned during his journey from Trinidad & Tobago Goalkeeper to professional soccer in the US to Howard University Head Coach and beyond, a movie being made about his incredible life, the importance of hard work, adaptability, and empowering players to lead, how captains need to be on-field coaches, his views on controversial goalkeeper topics, great stories and defining moments in his life, an incredible story of friendship that transcended the game and society during a difficult time in the US, the need for more creativity in American soccer, and much more. Specifically, Coach Phillips discusses:
· His personal story, including how he grew his passion for soccer, leadership, and coaching, and how a kid from Trinidad & Tobago who was “terrible at everything” ended up being a player-coach in early years of the NASL and a legendary coach at Howard University (4:40)
· His personal why and life purpose and how he is living it out today (13:33)
· His coaching background (16:39)
· The story behind his book, Goalkeeping:The Last Line of Defense, The First Line of Attack, and some invaluable goalkeeping tips from a legend (22:33)
· How we can teach keepers to be better at 1 v 1’s (28:11)
· The importance of keepers being coached with the team, not off to the side (30:49)
· Corner kicks – defenders on posts or no defenders on posts? (31:57)
· Why American soccer coaches need to start questioning things and thinking for themselves (37:06)
· Life and leadership lessons he learned playing the great position of goalkeeper (42:24)
· His defining moment in his soccer career and what he learned from it (47:39)
· His most influential coaches and how he is using the lessons learned from them in his life today (53:36)
· His thoughts, good and bad, about the current state of US Soccer (1:00:12)
· How he is using lessons learned from the beautiful game in his marriage and parenting (1:06:08)
· His recommendations (1:09:26)
· A sneak peek into the movie being made about Coach Phillips (definitely will want to listen to the end) (1:13:48)
Resources and Links from this Episode
· Soccer Goalkeeping:The Last Line of Defense, The First Line of Attack, Lincoln Phillips
· Video of the Episode
· HSEL Facebook Group
· Warrior Way Soccer
· Providence World (Donations to HSEL Podcast)
· Coaching the Bigger Game Program
· Phil’s email for DISC Training
· Net Gains: Inside the Beautiful Game’s Analytics Revolution, Ryan O’Hanlon
Article about the upcoming movie about Coach Phillips and the 1971 Howard University team, “Rising Above”
1,102 Listeners
10,694 Listeners
14,077 Listeners
271 Listeners
19 Listeners
34 Listeners
28,494 Listeners
277 Listeners
199 Listeners
3 Listeners