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ATHLETICS SAMPLE LESSON

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ATHLETIC CURRICULUM SAMPLE:

ELITE ENCOURAGER

When someone gives up, it's usually not because they are incapable of continuing, but because they become discouraged. As Daniel Eckstein said, "Encouragement closes the gap between a person's potential and their self-imposed limitations." To be good teammates, we need to help our teammates close the gap. To do that, we've got to become elite encouragers.

Pillar: Servant Leadership
Key Topics: servant leadership, encouragement, encouraging others, supporting others, positive confrontation, set the example, leadership skills, believe in others

CAPTAINS COURSE SAMPLE

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CAPTAINS COURSE SAMPLE:

COMMUNICATION

How Do Leaders Communicate?

Communication is how we rally our team towards a common goal, call a play, and order a cheeseburger. It’s the vehicle we use to motivate people, and to call them out. But one thing you have to constantly remember is this: Communication is more than just your words.

What you say (your words), how you say it (your tone and physical expressions), when you say it (your timing), and why you say it (your intentions) all combine together to communicate a message.

Just like there is more to your words than just what you say, there is more to communicating as a leader than talking. Communication isn’t just speaking or giving a hype pregame speech. In fact, some of the most important communication that leaders do has nothing to do with the words they speak, and everything to do with the actions they take.

GAMEDAY (P.E.) SAMPLE

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GAME DAY (P.E.) SAMPLE:

PERSEVERANCE

It takes perseverance to reach a long-term goal or turn a big dream into reality. Our students are great at dreaming big, so this week we’re teaching them a character trait that will help them reach those dreams: Perseverance

We teach our students how to persevere by giving them challenges that will take a couple of times to get right. We teach them to persevere by focusing on what they learn from mistakes instead of the mistakes themselves.

Key Topics: perseverance, Greece, olympics, statues, long-term goals, goal setting, challenges, learning from mistakes, persevere, push forward, grit
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Meet COACH MACKEY

Stephen Mackey, CEO & Founder

Stephen Mackey is a player development coach, keynote speaker, and Wall Street Journal best-selling author. Better known as Coach Mackey, he has spent the last 20+ years helping athletes and coaches connect the dots between sports and the game of life. As the co-author of The Locker Room, and the founder and CEO of 2Words Character Development, one of the top leadership and character curriculums in the country, Mackey is an advocate for coaches and athletes, and a consistent voice of encouragement and challenge.

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Patrick Jones - Course author