Summary

In this episode, the host reflects on the journey of coaching, the challenges faced by athletes transitioning to life after sports, and the need for better compensation and support for coaches. The conversation emphasizes the importance of adaptability, networking, and creating a governing body to hold coaches accountable. The host encourages coaches to learn from their experiences and to remain open to growth and change in their practices.

Takeaways

It's okay to say no to projects that don't serve you.

Young coaches should take initiative and learn from mistakes.

Internships in coaching often come with poor compensation.

Athletes in niche sports struggle with financial support.

There is a lack of governing bodies in coaching.

Coaches should hold each other accountable for best practices.

No single coaching program works for every athlete.

Adaptability is key in coaching methodologies.

Networking among coaches can lead to better practices.

Continuous learning is essential for personal and professional growth.

Sound Bites

"It's okay to say no."

"We all started this to help others."

"It's okay to still be coached."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Gratitude

06:45 The Need for Accountability in Coaching

11:41 Embracing Continuous Learning and Growth

12:44 life after ball intro.mp4