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Moneyball

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coach woodens pyramid of success

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Newton's Football

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Dream like a Champion by John Cook

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Case Studies in Coaching-Timothy M. Baghurst

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Coaching for Character

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"You Win in the Locker Room First: The 7 C's to Build a Winning Team in Business, Sports, and Life"- Mike Smith and Jon Gordon

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Coaching Quarterback Passing Mechanics

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Big takeaway is focus less on results more on the process. while keeping a level head through the ups and downs. Also going through experiences is our best teacher. focusing on the future can hurt so try to focus more on the present or the process. "winning is a process driven by character"

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I am currently not reading anything. I finished my first choice book, How to Coach Girls , a couple days ago. Tomorrow when I am on the bus to my dance competition I plan on starting a new book that I will pick today.

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Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success - Phil Jackson

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Mamba Mentality

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Toughness by Jay Bilas

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11 Rings

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Flip the Script

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We need to focus on the present and what we can presently control. Success can be found in your daily agenda, so always work for your opportunity and don't be too hard on yourself.

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- focus on the process not the result
- maintain discipline with emotions. Handle success and failure the same way.
- focus on the present (what we can control)

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My big takeaway is to understand that I have to control what I can control as a coach. Being able to maintain focus on the present.

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Coaching for Leadership

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My big takeaway from the TedTalk is that many goals are out of your control, so it is important to first focus on the steps and the process to get there. So when you focus on the present, you focus on what you can control.

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The Coaching Habit

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We should focus on the present in order for our future to unfold in front of us.

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My takeaway from the book was just to become bigger than just a coach to your athletes. TO connect with them on a different level is sometimes what they need to gain that confidence to eventually succeed within their sport.

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Private Voice: a huge contributor in your life. Determines your relationship with yourself. When we think negatively, you are competing against your opponent and yourself.

Excellence is hard to keep quiet.

Performance Character: Self relationship

Moral Character: Relationship with others

Result doesn't matter, as long as you leave it all out there!

Winning is not a result. Winning is a process that is driven by character.

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My biggest takeaway was goals should be on the process, not the result. If we play our best game and we do all that we set out to do but the other team was just better. We didn't reach our goal. But if our goal is on the process then we are still successful.

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My biggest takeaway from the TEDTalk was how he explained thinking in the present effected results. It causes people to be more in the moment, and not wasting time worrying about things out of your control will positively change your result.

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My biggest takeaway from this presentation was the importance of learning from failure. It is easy to be positive and upbeat when things are going well, but the true character of a person is shown after failure. How will you respond?

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My group knows our topic and I have done some research about our topic.

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Character drives the process which drives the result. Start with the end in mind and take the right steps to try and achieve your goals. Winning isn't a result it is a process.

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My group knows our topic and the steps we need to take. That's all we have right now.

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Focus on the process and the character of your athletes. Also focus on the present and what you can control now. Your private voice will either drive you or bring you down.

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My biggest take away from this Ted Talk was the part of "Playing Present." It was interesting because it gives you a new take on stress and anxieties that you feel and how it comes from either the past or the future.

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To focus on the present, as you cannot always control the future or past

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I have done some research on Native American history in the La Crosse area.

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We have everything we need to do, we just now have to start doing it.

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We have a plan for what we will do and our schools are picked out.

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We have planned out what we are going to do, who we are going to interview, and our interview questions. We are working on starting interviews and researching.

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We know what we are doing and have our next steps. We just need to start doing our research.

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We have our topic and list of things we need to do. We just have to start researching and interviewing.

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we have planned out what we are going to do. our next step is to interview some coaches around the area.

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We have our topic picked and are in the process of crafting an email to send to the AD of the schools we have chosen to focus on to get the athletic budgets of those schools.

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We have a question proposed to send out to our school. We have all also picked out a school

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We have our topic and will start meeting together soon.

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I have started researching about Native American mascots, and their negative effect in the La Crosse area.

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We have what we are doing figured out and we have our next steps planned out.

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My big takeaway from the book was person over athlete. If we only care about our athletes we will struggle to motivate them. If we can't motivate our players we can't build a culture. The culture we set drives expectations and expectations drive results. 3D coach shows that coaching is so much more than x's and o's

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we have our topic and are going to get together soon and we know what steps we need to take next

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We have our topic and list of things we need to do. We just need to start researching about our topic.

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My major takeaway from the end of the book came from chapter 16. The true role of a coach was explained. A coach's job is mainly to "take athlete's somewhere they can't go on their own." This is important because being a coach is more than just helping athletes improve their athletic abilities- it is also helping them build their character.

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My biggest takeaway from the last few chapters of the book was to live each and every day to it's fullest. It is so important to live in the present and enjoy every game/practice/event, because we never know when it will be our last one. Another takeaway from this section of the book was confidence vs. arrogance. There is a big different between these two terms, and I think it is all too common to see student-athletes turning confidence into arrogance.

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One of my biggest takeways from the end of 3D Coaching was that I really found his breakfast meetings interesting. That is definitely a productive way to spend time as a coach, and I'd love to try it sometime with other coaches (or maybe even athletes) in my life, whether it be faith or sport based. Regardless, this book has taught me so much about the importance of communication as a coach and how it can impact lives of everyone around you.

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Focus on the process of reaching a goal. You can't change the future but you can get better in the present. I also thought that being calm during high stress levels allows you to make the best decision possible.

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My group we have the topics and we decided on the teams that we would like to research.

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My biggest takeaway is that coaching just isn't making your athletes bigger, faster, stronger, and better at that certain sport. Being a coach is getting to the 2nd and 3rd dimensions and really getting to an athlete even after they are done playing.

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The end of the book reinforces the idea coaches need to focus on more than the first dimension. The last two chapters focused mostly on the 3rd dimension and the importance of bringing God into coaching.

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My two biggest takeaways from this TedTalk are focusing on the process and controlling your emotions. So often we focus on winning, but not how we get there. We should be focusing on the process rather than the result. Next, as athletes and coaches we need to have control of our emotions. Weather your team wins or loses how you act should remain the same.

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the last two chapters focus on the 3rd dimension. My biggest takeaway was the idea of building connection with the team and creating opportunities for them to connect with each other leads to a lot of success.

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My takeaways is that you can't only put your focus on the 1st dimension. If you build relationships and make a connection with your players it gives your players and team a better chance to being successful.

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My biggest takeaway was that you have to be more than just a coach. Being a successful coach is more than winning games its more about helping develop young athletes. Along with developing relationships will also contribute to better team chemistry and success.

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Some of the biggest take aways from Chapters 15-17 and the ending of the book were a focus on the journey (not the result), and the ability to leave a legacy with your players. Reach your players on the 2nd and 3rd dimensions and have an impact on their lives outside of just the sport you are coaching. I also thought chapter 17 was interesting where he talked about the weekly productive breakfast meetings.

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A Lifetime of observations and reflections on and off the court Wooden, Coach John Wooden with Steve Jamison

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Similar to teaching coaching is about, as the book said, taking athletes where they can't go on their own.  It is taking the lead and guiding them to their next steps, but they are getting there with your help.

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We are coming up with interview questions

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My biggest takeaway from the end of the 3D book is that as a coach you cannot just focus on the first dimension aspect of coaching. You need to get to know your athlete and build that connection with each athlete. It also is important to do team bonding activities where your athletes get to know each other on a deeper level, which will help them perform better all around. Building these connections within the team will help them be motivated to play and have the confidence they need.

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My biggest takeaway from the book was enduring that I am always caring about my athletes beyond the first aspect. While it may seem like the most important, a group will never have the success everyone is aiming for without the 2nd and 3rd dimensions.

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My biggest takeaway from the book was building relationships with your players, as a coach, is really important. Coaches that can do this help players become better on the field because the players trust and respect their coach and they learn team cohesion while becoming better teammates and better people off the field.