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ATHLETICS SAMPLE LESSON
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ATHLETIC CURRICULUM SAMPLE:
STANDARDS OR FEELINGS
We all have different things that help us to get fired up to do something difficult. Maybe it’s a song, a secret handshake with a workout buddy, or a chant. Whatever it is, you probably already know that thing can fail you. Sometimes, when you really don’t want to do what you need to do, the secret motivation sauce doesn’t work, and you’re left asking: How do I find motivation to do what I don’t want to do?
The answer is choosing your standards over your feelings. Or in a single word: discipline.
Pillar: Work Ethic
Key Topics: work ethic, discipline, motivation, how to do what you don't want to do, standards, want to, core values
The answer is choosing your standards over your feelings. Or in a single word: discipline.
Pillar: Work Ethic
Key Topics: work ethic, discipline, motivation, how to do what you don't want to do, standards, want to, core values
CAPTAINS COURSE SAMPLE
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COMMMUNICATION
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.
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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PERSEVERANCE
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Stephen Mackey is a player development coach, keynote speaker, Wall Street Journal best-selling author, and founder of 2Words Character Development, one of the top Leadership and character curriculums in the country. Building on the Six Pillars of a Championship Character – Toughness, Integrity, Belief, Excellence, Effort, and Service – Mackey equips teams and organizations to elevate their performance by building a culture of character.
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