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Post by Coach Goodnight on Dec 16, 2009 15:28:57 GMT -6
Are there any of you guys on here that have any of this type of stuff that you would be willing to share? I am trying to get some of this type of stuff going within our team and I would appreciate some help.
I have ordered the 21 laws of leadership but I want as much info as I can get and then pick and choose from the best of the best.
Thanks guys and I appreciate it.
PM me if you would like to share and Ill give my email then!
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Post by kylem56 on Dec 16, 2009 21:22:35 GMT -6
coach I would check out the following books that will help you gain alot of ideas on the topic of leadership. These books not only changed my ways of coaching but game me great insight on being a leader in general... Bo's Lasting Lessons- Bo Schembechler The Winners Manual- Jim Tressel Coaching and Control- William Warren Wooden on Leadership- John Wooden (great book for leadership even though its by a basketball coach) I have notes up on my blog coachmac56.blogspot.com of Bo's Lasting Lessons & Coaching and Control. Also I have a leadership manual I have been working on, PM me your email and Ill send it to ya |
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Post by calicoachh on Dec 17, 2009 8:35:44 GMT -6
we use the coaching to change lives material and i think that it is one of the best things that we do.
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Post by wingtol on Dec 17, 2009 8:54:17 GMT -6
Coaching 4 life is the program we use, touches on leadership among many things that are invaluable to teach your players. www.coaching4life.us/ |
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Post by rocket1 on Dec 17, 2009 19:03:07 GMT -6
Any and all of John Maxwell's books are really good. After reading a few of them, the themes and stories begin to run together, but the leadership ideas are great.
Maxwell's "The 17 Qualities of a Team Player," and "The 17 Laws of Teamwork" are great. "Talent is Never Enough" is a great book that focuses on the decisions we make and how those decisions define us as people, coaches, and players.
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Post by hoosier on Dec 17, 2009 20:51:31 GMT -6
i found a book on leadership issued to my grandfather by the US Army, circa 1944, earlier this year. ill be back in Indiana next week and ill dig it up again. i remember some good stuff was in there but didnt take any notes
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Post by gdf on Dec 18, 2009 20:14:27 GMT -6
We use the Team Captain's Leadership manual from Janssen. We tweak it some, but if you're looking for a curriculum, it's a great place to start. www.jeffjanssen.com/ |
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Post by RENO6 on Dec 18, 2009 21:36:01 GMT -6
THE BIBLE
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Post by Coach N on Dec 18, 2009 22:07:35 GMT -6
I recently brought in the BFS program BE AN 11 seminar to our school - 3 hour seminar on leadership with a guidebook for success. Good program - following through with monthly meetings. Good stuff.
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rock85
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Post by rock85 on Dec 19, 2009 13:33:03 GMT -6
Jeff Janssen has a lot of stuff on team building, developing leaders, team chemistry -- we have used it in the past and it helped get our program back on track.
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Post by tim914790 on Dec 22, 2009 22:47:52 GMT -6
How much was the BFS be an 11?
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rocket1
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Post by rocket1 on Dec 23, 2009 8:04:42 GMT -6
For the "Be an 11" presentation, you can negotiate with your local BFS rep. The ones I have worked with were very accommodating. The local reps seem to have the ability to make any deals they can. We did a half day "Be an 11" and half day lifting clinic and think we paid about $450. We set it up to be basically $200 plus $5 per kid attending. We had about 50 kids attend and we charged them $5. This was suggested by the BFS rep. with the idea if you charge them a small amount to attend, it gives them a little more ownership in what is taking place. If it is free and they are made to attend, how at tentative are they really going to be. These were the reps thoughts.
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