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By Shaleek Blackburn Posted on 9/30/2016 - 2 minute read
When creating a team culture, says Jim Kunau, Leadership and Administration and Sports Ethics assistant professor of the Masters of Coaching and Athletic Administration (MCAA) program at Concordia University Irvine, the coach’s perspective is the starting point.
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By Shaleek Blackburn Posted on 9/28/2016 - 2 minute read
The Locker Room: When the right people, perspective and processes are in order, it’s a place of positive reinforcement, reflection and focused energy.
The primary thing to understand about athletics, according to Concordia University Irvine Psychology of Coaching professor Dr. Mark McElroy, is that it is a process.
By Shaleek Blackburn Posted on 9/23/2016 - 2 minute read
When most athletic leaders and coaches think about coaching abuse, they may forget about the most critical tool they have at their disposal to avoid it: communication.
Every coach loves an athlete that can execute their plays perfectly and make game-winning moves, but that’s not the only thing that counts when managing a top-notch team.
When considering upgrading or building new sports facilities, says Doug Bennett, Facilities Management and Event Planning professor of the MCAA program, an extended vision should be the focus.
According to Bill Cunerty, Philosophy of Coaching professor of the MCAA program, great communication is the bridge that links ideas, plans, goals and dreams to practical execution and the successful completion of a task.
When it comes to sports culture, we live in a hard-charging, win-at-all-costs minded world.
By Shaleek Blackburn Posted on 9/21/2016 - 2 minute read
When you strip away the points on the scoreboard and get beyond the touchdowns, layups or goals, coaching and athletic leadership is all about serving others through positive and life- transforming experiences.
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