Today we are joined by leadership expert Chris Woodside. Chris is currently a sports management professor and co-facilitator of a leadership academy, as well as an assistant college basketball coach. In his research on leadership, he has outlined four roles of leadership we need to know, and goes into great detail into these four areas in this episode. You can follow Chris’s research and coaching journey on Twitter: @cwoodside33.
Have fun and #LeadEmUp
Get the 7 Part Leadership Framework producing more committed, consistent, and competitive athletes in less than 30 days.
Learn how the Marshall Junior Redhawks used Lead ‘Em Up to build leadership in young athletes, inspiring a community-wide sports culture transformation.
Discover how Quince Orchard football went all-in on Lead ‘Em Up, uniting athletes across all sports and driving back-to-back championships.
In this episode of the Lead ‘Em Up Podcast, we explore the art of coaching your coaches. Great leaders don’t just develop players, they empower their assistant coaches to
grow, lead, and thrive within the program. We’ll share actionable strategies to foster collaboration, build trust, and equip your coaching staff with the skills they need to excel. Whether you’re a head coach looking to strengthen your team or an assistant eager to step up, this episode will inspire and guide you on the path to leadership growth.
As a leader, you’ll always encounter the 1%, those who resist, complain, or disengage. How you handle them can shape your effectiveness and impact. In this episode, we explore strategies to maintain your focus, engage your energy wisely, and avoid letting a small percentage derail your vision. If you’ve ever struggled with the outliers in your team or classroom, this conversation is packed with practical tips and fresh perspectives you won’t want to miss!
Get the 7 Part Leadership Framework producing more committed, consistent, and competitive athletes in less than 30 days.