Meet My Head Coach

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We hit on some of the myths of college recruiting including if you are good enough the colleges will find you. He was one of the top 3 point shooters in UW Green Bay history making 49% of his 3 point attempts his senior year. He made a total of 174 career 3 point shots and finished 3rd all time at UW Green Bay. In my second basketball season at the U of Alaska in Fairbanks, it became crystal clear that as much as I had worked hard to become my own boss, my own head coach; I wasn’t fit for the job. Currently Dakota is playing for the BBC Les Sangliers Woolts Basetball Club in Luxembourg after playing 1 year in the Premier League in Australia.

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Today’s Sportsfaith Podcast guest was Trent Clark CEO of Leadershipity and Founder of Courage Coach, LLC. In life there is drive, there is rhythm and there is space. I believe most Americans are working too long and hard under too much pressure. Taking pride in work is important, but we don’t have the right rhythm because we don’t create space for rest. People often say “I’m too busy and don’t have enough time.” I’m there with you. Susie says “Fred, slow down the bus”, meaning I need to have peaceful, reflective time. Words of Hope slows down your bus and allows you to focus on what is really important. How do I want to live? How do I want to spend my time? Fred Crowell founder of NBC Camps (one of the largest overnight basketball and volleyball programs in the world) and Author of Meet My Head Coach (running its 7th printing) has written over 500 daily Word of Hope articles over the past 2 years.

Tragically the average person is their own head coach by default. If you don’t intentionally select a head coach, the job is yours. The right head coach is key to success. No one understands this concept more than athletic coaches. Great coaches win championships. Poor coaches look for new jobs. Jason has been scouting high school athletes since 2008 and has helped over 250 of those move on to play college athletics.

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Within his 21 years of practice, he trained thousands of doctors on a different approach to healthcare and continues to do so today. There are currently 80 practicing clinics across the world. Dr. Flynn is also the author of an international bestselling book— I Disagree: How These Two Words Are the Secret to Thinking Differently and Taking Control of Your Health. He makes an impact by hosting seminars for the public called The Hormone Connection. In Super Bowl XXXIV vs the St Louis Rams the Titans literally fell one yard short of tying the game with just seconds remaining and this became the title of his 2005 book “One Yard Short” Turning your defeats into victory. Chrissy is a 2014 graduate of Wheaton High School in Wheaton Illinois. She played at UCLA from 2014-2019 and now works for FCA in Santa Barbara California as a college representative.

In this week’s podcast we welcome Travis Daugherty, a coach, teacher, speaker, and author of Hidden Talent: Uncovering What Really Makes a Champion a Champion.We discuss how sports should bring families together, the importance of knowing your “why” as a coach. Paul lived such an exemplary life he was able to tell his players, “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things. Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me, or seen in me—put it into practice. And the God of peace will be with you.” We talked about how Covid-19 has affected her family and she drew some parallels between today’s quarantine and what she endured when she battled cancer not once, but twice. Today’s guest on Episode #9 of the Sportsfaith Podcast is former UCLA Women’s basketball player Chrissy Baird. In this podcast Marie talks about the tragic death of her daughter Julia on March 15th, 2010 in Miami Beach, Florida. Julia died from a drug overdose which was not self induced. She talks about the fact that there wasn’t a thorough investigation into Julia’s death and the suspects still being at large to this day.