It's a popular saying..."Culture eats strategy for breakfast." The coaches in this bundle believe that to be true because they have seen how being good at building culture has led them to the top of the profession. Learn the details of how they do it and see a variety of ways in how it is done, then take what you have learned and apply what fits to help build a strong culture in your program, unit, or position group.
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Coaching Gen Z
Over time the game of football has changed, so have many of the players. It's time that coaching changes too.
Players from past generations required a specific type of training, approach and relationship. Generation Z is no exception. Throughout the years we’ve learned our tendencies, behaviors and mindsets as we’re doing currently with this generation.
It's quite simple. Generation Z wants interpersonal interaction - a one on one conversation to establish a relationship with a coach. An important concept to understand as a coach is honoring the relationship before honoring the task.
It's no secret that players nowadays have a shorter attention span. That's why it is crucial to have a different approach when training or breaking down game film. We must make training short and effective, we must be different while keeping it exciting.
They need structure. Customized teaching is the best way to really hone in and develop that relationship. A player wants and needs a “ This is where I'm struggling, this is where the coach is helping me get better”. One thing we must remember is “ It's not the players duty to change to the coach, it's the coach's duty to change to his players' '.
They’re tech savvy. We must change presentations and game film. Keep their attention. They want to have fun. It may not be appealing, but it's effective.
Introducing Notre Dame’s Special Teams Coordinator Brian Polian!
**COACHING GENERATION Z TRAINING**
Coach Brian Polian shares his insight gained in his time studying relationships and how they play an important role in coaching Generation Z. He breaks down aspects of building relationships and why they are important including everything you need to establish a solid relationship with your team.
Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll be on your way to forming relationships and a culture with your players!
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Setting the Standard
What is the standard?
Creating a culture or setting the tone for your ball club can commonly be referred to setting the standard. It's a motto that not only you but your teammates pledge by. In unison. Dan Quinn said “The standard is not easily maintained but each man is mentally tough, filled with resilience and surrounded by a brotherhood that will push him to be the very best he can be”.
Why is a standard important?
It's vital to an organzations or football team's success that they have a standard. A rule of living, code of behavior, code of honor or touchstone. Without it, there is no structure. No one to hold one another accountable for their actions. You’ll hear it often. “It's a brotherhood, it is our responsibility to make sure that we pass on this standard to all new teammates to ensure that the proud tradition and reputation we have started continues”. It's a way of living that begins from ownership all the way to its players. The state of the standard is that you always give it one hundred percent.
Whatever you accomplish, you accomplish as a team. In order to accomplish anything as a team, there must be a standard set. Everyone’s connected to one another. In order for a player to make an interception, the defensive line must’ve created pressure. There is no I in team.
There is no one else who understands more than the Dallas Cowboys very own, Dan Quinn. He has developed a method that helps you set the standard within your team. How to create success from within, Introducing,
**Set the Standard training**
Cowboys Defensive Coordinator, Dan Quinn, discusses the importance of setting standards within an organization. In addition to creating a culture and identity to the program.
Simply click the ‘Book This Course’ button at the top right of this page, place your order, and you’ll immediately be logged into the training with full access. You’ll hit the ground running and begin improving your defense today!
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In this course, Jess Simpson, former Defensive Line Coach of the Atlanta Falcons and Miami Hurricans, now Co-Defensive Coordinator and Defensive Line Coach at the Duke University, teaches how to lead your program with the following topics:
Teaching
Leadership
Organization
Focus & Perspectives
& Off Season Development
He shares his methods developed through the limitations placed on teams in the 2020 season that led to better individualized coaching. Clinic includes video examples of the different teaching tools which coach uses to develop each individual in his position group.
If you want to strengthen relationships and develop the players to their potential, this course gives you the template.
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Coach Mack Brown discusses some of the most important factors in creating and maintaining a successful program. Leadership, decision making, winning, and creating an edge for his team are all critical to their success, both on and off the field.
Proceeds from the purchase of this course benefit Lauren's First & Goal Foundation.
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Army Head Coach, Jeff Monken, teaches program development and team culture including "The Plan" and "The 7 Commandments of Army Football."
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Rutgers Head Coach, Greg Schiano, explains what he belives are the most important aspects of developing a successful program. From the hiring staff, special teams and the vision. In addition he breaks down the “Law of Three”.
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Part of the Black Friday/Cyber Monday Bundle: 2022 DC School Bundle
In this course, assistant coach Victor Santa Cruz of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, goes in depth on how he guides the players and staff on relating for results, making a bigger difference. He covers
Motivation
Self Worth
Perceptions
& Conflict
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Head Coach James Franklin talks about what crucial aspects help to create a championship program. From creating a culture to setting goals and standards.
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Franklin & Marshall Head Coach, John Troxell, discusses the 3 phases to properly build a program. In addition to a in depth break down of the 5 C’s and how to implement them.
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Coach Rob Sgarlata talks about MAGIS and how he uses practice organization to have daily improvements throughout the entire year.