Whistle and a Clipboard- the coaching communities resource
Summary: Whistle and a Clipboard interviews successful coaches from the past, present, and future allowing them to share their coaching failures and successes, tips, drills, and skills, along with practice do and don’t to help youth coaches everywhere better coach the kids in their communities. Your host, Jason H Oates, will also interview other professionals discussing current issues related to youth sports among these, strength training, speed and agility, concussions, and arm care.
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Podcasts:
Should we be prescribing pre-shot pre-anything routines? I ask and provide some hypothetical responses to the questions. #madeyouthink?
Evan Ruechel Assistant Softball Coach ant UNCW shares his passion for helping players find their swing
Is you past success a good template for future success?
Nadia Jefferies Head Coach Shaw University Softball shares how the little things make the biggest difference to your success
Would you consider yourself a demanding coach or not? Either way this podcast will give you something to think about when it comes to how you see yourself as a coach
Joshua Bloomer Duke University Assistant Softball Coach and former Kentucky State Championship Winning Softball Head Coach shares his vast knowledge of hitting and coaching from over 16 years in softball
Joshua Bloomer Duke University Assistant Softball Coach and former Kentucky State Championship Winning Softball Head Coach shares his vast knowledge of hitting and coaching from over 16 years in softball
So you think you need to put in extra work to be the best? Really, maybe yes maybe no listen to find out more.
I share a Sioux legend that points us in the direction of what we're looking for, for ourselves and our players
Fear of ___ keep me and you from taking action. My thoughts around Fear of ____ and how it will help my players.
I struggle, you struggle, our players and those we coach struggle. What is the source of our struggles? Will we ever leave our struggles behind?
To all who lost someone, I hope you have found some peace
How do you look at you players, those you coach? Do you see a fixed set or potential. Do you coach them accordingly?
We all make decision, some big some small and some we have no idea the effect they will have on us. How do you make decisions for your team?
Do you walk thru your coaching time the same way you walk thru your home time? Are you coaching from who you are or what you think you're supposed to be?
