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RT @CoachLisle: My thoughts on the Post Game Talks for Coaches and Parents with athletes and the infamous "Car Ride Home" after games/pract…

Don't look for the big, quick improvement. Seek the small improvement one day at time. That's the only way it happe… https://t.co/rw5kxm8dXF

Great players don't run away from challenging environments, they embrace them and use them to grow as a player and… https://t.co/98263uexFz

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RT @CoachLisle: You can easily separate "team players" from "me players" by how they accept coaching. The athletes that accept it are about…

Don't waste energy on things you can't control. Focus on what you can control such as: getting better and making others around you better.

While you can’t control what happens to you, you can control how you react. – John Wooden

To be clear: To my knowledge (I’ve been coaching a long time) I don’t think this has happened to me. Maybe back whe… https://t.co/9TgNDip7p5

@pmelvin11 As a high school coach, I had it happen a few times during the tryout process but I can’t think of any o… https://t.co/J4wYbnE2BS