Chalk Talk Podcast: Recent Episodes
Richard L. Jacob,PhD / Blair Lipsitz, MA
WNY COACHES …Is a coaching collaboration whose mission is concentrated on contributing to a greater quality of coaching thereby improving the youth sport experience. Having spent our lives coaching, we have prepared to build a foundation of coaching ideologies that will enrich coaches, teachers, counselors and leaders alike.Believes that our children rely on us to shepherd them in life, to teach them to live well, honestly and joyfully. Ready or not, we as parents and citizens carry the responsibility of generating engaging, fruitful experiences for our young and positively influencing their overall development. Richard L. Jacob,PhD/Blair Lipsitz, MA
Coaches Jacob and Lipsitz discuss the challenging topic of Competitive Anxiety; it is real and it certainly is normal..
Coaches Jacob and Lipsitz discuss Mental Toughness.
Mentally Tough competitors possess an unshakeable belief and unquenchable desire to succeed.
With Expert Coach and WNY Coaches Director of Sport Performance, Bob Bateson.
Coach Bob Bateson shares his years of success as a NFL player and long time strength and performance coach.
Coaches Chalk Talk; brought to you by WNY Coaches, a coaching education network established to provide training for all levels of coaches with an emphasis on sport psychology. In Episode 2, coaches Rich Jacob and Blair Lipsitz discuss Goal Setting and Motivation.
Keep on Growing!
In Episode 3, we discuss the development and execution of a highly effective practice plan. In addition, asking you to reflect on your coaching style.
Keep on Growing!
WNY COACHES …
Is a coaching collaboration whose mission is concentrated on contributing to a greater quality of coaching thereby improving the youth sport experience. Having spent our lives coaching, we have prepared to build a foundation of coaching ideologies that will enrich coaches, teachers, counselors and leaders alike.
Believes that our children rely on us to shepherd them in life, to teach them to live well, honestly and joyfully. Ready or not, we as parents and citizens carry the responsibility of generating engaging, fruitful experiences for our young and positively influencing their overall development.
Richard L. Jacob,PhD Blair Lipsitz, MA