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:
Different is Better
Cory Weissman Former DIII Basketball Player and Stroke Survivor shares his story of recovery from a catastrophic stroke at 19 to play in his final game as a senior
The military model is not for business or sport. Listen to learn more and to see if you agree or disagree.
Patrick Grandmaitre Head Coach University of Ottawa Men’s Hockey sharing how being present at the present moment helps us both on the ice and in daily life
Gibson and I are riding back from a coaching camp discussing Basketball and current coaching topics
Gibson and I are riding back from a coaching camp discussing Basketball and current coaching topics
Take time to evaluate new thoughts and ideas “Get Curious” to see if you should incorporate them into what you do.
Rob Hewitt Co-Head Coach Earlham College Cross Country & Track encourages us to be advocates for our athletes and to teach in a classroom to better understand how to teach our athletes
Kevin Eastman Author,Corporate and Sports Team Speaker, Former Collegiate and NBA Coach shares over insights from over 40 years in the game of basketball and studying why the best are the best
When you simplify Culture it becomes the habits we allow and the habits we encourage
Change, it's the little things that make the difference. We don’t need to change for changes sake but if we don’t evaluate ourselves we wont know what to change to get better.
We spend too much time trying to be perfect. Improvement happens when we stretch ourselves and fail. "Practice Ugly" Especially when it comes to skill development
Jhasmin Player Assistant Coach/ Recruiting Coordinator University of Maine and Former Professional Basketball Player shares her story because it’s not hers to hoard
Which is best, short instructions or long instructions? Dive into this episode to learn more.
Mike Michalowicz Author, Entrepreneur, and Keynote Speaker shares his unique insight from business to sports and how being different is better
