Coaching with Freedom and Frameworks
How can coaches help their players enjoy the game at the highest level and also perform their best?
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How can coaches help their players enjoy the game at the highest level and also perform their best?
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If you can learn to hit your knees on a regular basis, it’ll grow you in both the good times and the bad.
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Don’t waste your life seeking the approval of man. Live your life for God and run the race he has marked out for you.
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All athletes struggle with the pressure of performance. Find out how the identity triangle can help you in your athletic and spiritual lives.
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One of the most common themes in the Bible is “struggle.” For Christian athletes, that means you’ll need grit.
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49er tight end George Kittle reads a letter from his dad before every game. Here’s what you can learn from it- even if your dad doesn’t write.
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Practice is where you build the fundamentals both in sport and faith.
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Winning championships is great but an abiding relationship with Jesus is better!
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This generation is highly relational and responds to a person who shows care and concern for them.
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As a coach, you need to know where you’re trying to take your athletes and it needs to be about more than just winning and losing.
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Jesus was the ultimate recruiter who used the power of the invite to change lives.
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Freedom comes from knowing who you are, who you belong to, and not holding on to past mistakes.
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Everyone is seeking the approval of someone, but the sooner you understand why and how it works, the faster you’ll find freedom. Especially in sports.
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In the ups and downs of every season, coaches have to remember that they’re not in control. But the waiting season can be good if we train ourselves to learn from it.
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When college athletes are recruited, the program is incredibly intentional about the relationship. Christian athletes should view teammates the same way.
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Athletes are used to pushing themselves to the limit physically but what about spiritually?
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Good coaches have clear expectations for their athletes. Great coaches start with creating an experience.
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Brian Beltramo shares about how easy it is to try to climb the ladder in sports only to find that it leads to nowhere.
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If you’re a coach or athlete, then you’re a leader. You’re either at David or a Saul.
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As an athlete, are you more interested in what you get out of being on your team or what you can give to your team?
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Spiritual gifts aren’t just for Sunday mornings. Identify your spiritual gifts and use them to make a difference on your team.
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Fear can destroy performance for any athlete. But especially for Christians, there’s no room for fear.
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Transition your team from me to we by following these three bold steps as a Christian athlete.
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Ask these three gut-check questions to see if you’re the kind of coach who gets the most out of your athletes.
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