Real Life Sports Coach: Coaches Helping Coaches: Recent Episodes
Jeff Orsenigo and Coach Ski
Coach Andy "Ski" Szatkowski and Jeff Orsenigo talk about all things sports to help coaches become better coaches. We have guests that will help any sport, any level of player, and any level of coach. If you would like to be a guest on our show please visit www.RealLifeSportsCoach.com and fill out become a guest. Thanks for listening.
Jason French shares how athletes can connect to the right collegiate program through his companies resources at Field Level.
Army Ranger, West Point Graduate and Chix Fil A operator Zach Thomas shares his many years of leadership development.
Coach Ski shares his very personal story of counting the cost to live a Life for Jesus at all costs.
Join Us as Coach Chuck Heater shares his over 40 years of wisdom and 3 National Titles with us.
Listen to a baseball legend share his thoughts on how a winning culture is created.
Todd Harris has coached a variety of championship level sports. Today he shares what the different sports all had in common.
Championship cultures and programs in a variety of sports have many things in common. Hear how a world renown rugby coach took a program from nothing to a national championship.
Keeping players and coaches loyal to a program is difficult today with all of the transferring of key individuals and coaches, chasing their personal goals in the coaching world.
How do you create a culture of loyalty?
With the world of social media, "Like" buttons, "Retweets", and the instant gratification that those things bring, ask yourself this question: How do you mold a team into one unit when the world is telling everyone to be an individual?
Motivating assistants and having them buy into the culture of the program is just as important as having the players buy-in. Learn firsthand how cultivated relationships can be a determining factor in the coach's buy-in.
Explore how a D1 basketball player is trying to change the lives of young men through modeling, character education and opportunity.
With all of the different arenas to get instant gratification and distraction, here are some methods to help get the kids off the couch, phones, or video games and into the work environment.
Coaching can put extra strain on a marriage and the family unit as a whole; here are some real world solutions to help navigate the seasons more smoothly.
Every program has a player that requires extra attention. This day and age, players are going through different circumstances and have different distractions; more-so than in the past. How do you handle the player that struggles?
Dive into how much training, practice and meetings are enough for your team.
Are you going overkill? Or are you not doing enough?
Navigating the coaching world outside of just coaching on the field, court and arena.
How do YOU handle those extra responsibilities?