Sean Saturnio- Creating a "Get To!" Culture

by Lauren's First and Goal

Description

Are you ready to transform your team's mindset to "get to"?

Join us in Sean Saturnio's empowering course where you'll discover the keys to fostering a 'Get To!'

In this course, he covers:

What Makes A Great Culture?
An Inspirational Vision Army West Point Special Teams Mission and Vision
SAUCE Relentless, Enthusiastic, Tough, Competitive, and Discipline
Traits of Special Teams Operators
And much, much more

Don't settle for ordinary; create an extraordinary 'Get To!' culture that fuels success and fulfillment.

Enroll now and unleash the potential within your team!

Lessons

1 What Makes A Great Culture 3:13 2 An Inspirational Vision Army West Point Special Teams Mission and Vision 3:36 3 SAUCE Relentless, Enthusiastic, Tough, Competitive, and Discipline 2:40 4 Traits of Special Teams Operators 2:24 5 Positive Feedback Loops Sauce Team Hui and Weekly Target 6:08 6 Kahoot 2:12 7 The Opportunity To Be The Best You Openers and Closers 2:36 8 Daily Seasoning 3:04 9 Genuine Appreciation Team works and Paydays 5:52 10 Stewards of the Culture 4:04 11 Ranger Jerseys and Sauce Team Shirts 2:32 12 Honorary Captains and Special Teams Player of the Week 1:39 13 Legacy 2:59 14 National Rankings College Football Power Index 2023 and Teams 2:16

The Coach

Lauren's First and Goal

Proceeds from the sale of these courses benefit the missions of Lauren's First and Goal

Sean Saturnio is a well-experienced coach who has been with the Army Black Knights for 10 seasons. He has specialized in coordinating special teams since 2020. During his tenure, the Army's special teams have performed remarkably well, especially in blocking punts, having nine blocked punts over the last three seasons, which is tied for the most in the FBS. Saturnio's teams have consistently been among the top-ranked teams in the country, with impressive rankings in punt blocks, punt returns, and kick return defense, which have significantly contributed to the Army's success on the field.

Besides his expertise in special teams, Saturnio has played crucial roles in the Army's overall football strategy. He has coached the tight ends and contributed to the team's formidable rushing attack. His exceptional coaching skills have been recognized with nominations for prestigious awards like the AFCA Assistant Coach of the Year. Saturnio's coaching journey began as a college player, and then he had successful stints as a high school head coach before transitioning to the college coaching ranks, which demonstrates his deep understanding of the game and leadership skills.

Off the field, Saturnio prioritizes family and community. He values player development beyond football. His impact extends beyond wins and losses, emphasizing a holistic approach to coaching that fosters success both on and off the field for his players and teams.