Coaching Toolblog

This list is from 100 things I’ve learned from coaching at the college level
By: Phil Beckner, Weber State University Assistant Coach
phillipbeckner@weber.edu
This is the third  part of three parts of this project.
Here is the link to Lessons 1-37 from this same article
Here is the link to Lessons 38-66 from this same article
Basketball:
67) It hard to make [...]

This list is from 100 things I’ve learned from coaching at the college level
By: Phil Beckner, Weber State University Assistant Coach
phillipbeckner@weber.edu
This is the second  part of three parts of this project.
Here is the link to the Lessons 1-37 from this same article
Team:
38) Toughness is one of the most underrated characteristics of good teams!  You need [...]

I have had this article in my files for quite a while.  I am not sure where it came from, but I really like it.

THE DOUBLE WIN: Winning Coaches employ the DOUBLE WIN PHILOSOPHY which states that: Winning on the bottom line (wins and losses, profits, etc.) comes only as a direct result of winning [...]

Attentiveness to Detail You must prepare to win in order to be a winner.  Failure to prepare is preparing to fail.
Impartiality This is a must, but you must remember that you must not treat everyone alike as they are all different.  Give each one the treatment earned and deserved.
Teaching Skill It isn’t enough that you [...]

This is the second part of  an article that was written by Rick Majerus several years ago.  The focus is what he looks for when recruiting, but some of these concepts can be taught and others can be improved upon through work.
Here is a link to the first part of the article:  Evaluating Basketball Players [...]