Coaches Membership Update Part 5

Customized Exercise Guide, Green Leadership Level, and Top Three Areas to Improve with a Team Leadership Profile

Every team is different. Every team has its own needs. Every team needs to begin with the Green Team Framework, establishing the vision and standards for what it will require to build a special team.

But once you complete the framework, what are the next steps? This is the question we get from many of our coaches.

The answer is: it depends on your team. Every team is different and in different places.

This is why for the past few months we have been building out our Team Leadership Profile. The Team Leadership Profile is a way for us to customize a leadership plan specific to the exact needs of your team.

To get your Team Leadership Profile we have put together a 10-point questionnaire for you to answer about your team. Each question is on a 1-5 point scale.

With your answers, our team will provide you a Green Team Leadership Score, give you the three Player Growth

Areas most important for your team to improve on, and give you a customized exercise guide to get your team there.

Once you receive your customized plan, all you need to do is execute the plan and begin seeing your team move closer to winning.

Get your Team’s Leadership Profile by login into your Coaches Membership Today.

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Podcasts

Ep. 147: The Cost of Inconsistency

As a coach, your standards set the tone for your team, but what happens when those standards shift from day to day? In this episode, we explore the impact of inconsistency in coaching: inconsistent call-outs, fluctuating expectations, and the confusion it creates for athletes trying to earn trust and clarity. We will dive into the “demo, drill, defend” strategy that reveals the secret to coaching with consistency and clarity. Whether you’re a seasoned coach or just starting out, this episode challenges you to examine your habits and ask: Are your standards steady, or do they depend on the day?

Ep. 146: Learning Doesn’t Require Losing

Coaches often say you learn more from losing than winning, but what if that’s not the only way? In this episode, we flip the script and talk about how to build a culture where learning, reflection, and growth happen even in the midst of success. We’ll discuss how the best place to learn is through wins, so you’re not forced to grow only after a tough loss or rock-bottom moment. Great teams get better while they’re winning, and so can yours.