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ANATOMY OF A CHAMPION COACH
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CHAMPION COACHING POINT
Part of being a CHAMPION coach is getting a player to do what they Don't want to do...in order for them to achieve their goals and fulfill their Destiny.
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CHAMPION COACHING POINT
Teach by Example, Guide with Wisdom, Encourage with Patience.>
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LANGUAGE OF A COACH
Swearing and Cursing is Unprofessional, Unethical, and Uneducated.
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THE POWER OF PROFANITY
PROFANITY DIMINISHES THE CREATIVE POWER OF THE MIND AND TONGUE...
PROFANITY SUBSTITUTES HARSH SPEECH FOR GENUINE BOLDNESS…
PROFANITY SACRIFICES CHARACTER FOR ACCEPTANCE…
PROFANITY PRODUCES ABNORMAL RESPONSES AND PREVENTS HEALTHY INTERACTION…
PROFANITY BRINGS ON AN ATMOSPHERE OF HOSTILITY…
PROFANITY DEPENDS ON SHOCK AND OBSCENITY TO ESTABLISH AUTHORITY OR TO CREATE HUMOR…
PROFANITY CREATES A BARRIER TO SPEAK RIGHTEOUSLY…
PROFANITY REMOVES SENSITIVITY TOWARD ETERNAL ISSUES…
PROFANITY CHEAPENS AND MISTREATS LIFE'S MOST PRECIOUS RELATIONSHIPS.
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CHAMPION COACHING POINT
Every Player Deserves a Coach who BELIEVES in him.
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CHAMPION COACHING POINT
Treat all players with dignity and respect.
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CHAMPION COACHING POINT
Never write-off or give up on one of your players...not even ONE.
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CHAMPION COACHING POINT
Players Respect and Gravitate towards Coaches who INCREASE them…and Away from those who DEGRADE them.
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CHAMPION COACHING POINT
Teams do not just WIN games...there must be a Sense of Urgency.
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CHAMPION COACHING POINT
Players don't care how much you know until they know how much you care.
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CHAMPION COACHING POINT
WHO you are as a Man is far more important than your title as a coach.
IN MEMORY OF COACH DOUG SMITH
1939-2008
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