E33 Principles of Good Coaching
Dec 18, 2019•46 min
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Episode description
12/18/2019 -
What makes a coach a GOOD coach? Have you ever experienced someone in a leadership role who seemed like they didn't know what they were doing? Well so have we, so we decided to break down the differences between good, bad, and really bad coaches. Whether you are a coach, have a coach, have a kid who has a coach, or are involved with any aspect of a mentorship, you don't want to miss this one.
0:00 - 2:00 - Intro
2:00 - New goals bring new phases of training
9:00 - A good coach knows when it’s time to take a break
10:30 - Communication with athletes is key
13:00 - What is your core belief?
15:00 - Is the coach’s career more important than the athletes’ health and success?
21:45 - What you DO want in a coach
25:00 - Practice what you preach
27:00 - Serial Winning Coaches put the athlete first
32:00 - Does the coach understand their own plan?
36:45 - A good coach doesn’t need to always look like they have all the answers
42:00 - If the coach and athlete don’t connect, something needs to change
pendolatraining.com
Email the show: pendolaproject@gmail.com
Email Jake: jake@jakeparker.media
What makes a coach a GOOD coach? Have you ever experienced someone in a leadership role who seemed like they didn't know what they were doing? Well so have we, so we decided to break down the differences between good, bad, and really bad coaches. Whether you are a coach, have a coach, have a kid who has a coach, or are involved with any aspect of a mentorship, you don't want to miss this one.
0:00 - 2:00 - Intro
2:00 - New goals bring new phases of training
9:00 - A good coach knows when it’s time to take a break
10:30 - Communication with athletes is key
13:00 - What is your core belief?
15:00 - Is the coach’s career more important than the athletes’ health and success?
21:45 - What you DO want in a coach
25:00 - Practice what you preach
27:00 - Serial Winning Coaches put the athlete first
32:00 - Does the coach understand their own plan?
36:45 - A good coach doesn’t need to always look like they have all the answers
42:00 - If the coach and athlete don’t connect, something needs to change
pendolatraining.com
Email the show: pendolaproject@gmail.com
Email Jake: jake@jakeparker.media
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