SOW 010 - Principle #6 Competitive Fire, Confidence, Expectation to Win

SOW 011 - Roy Redd Interview

Interview with Roy Redd. In this episode you will learn: - How Roy went from broke and unemployed to working with Pro Athletes. - How integrity can make or break an athletes performance. - Parting wisdom for athletes and coaches looking to make it to the next level.

SOW 010 - Principle #6 Competitive Fire, Confidence, Expectation to Win

The 6th Proven Principle of Winning in Sports is: Having a Competitive Fire, Confidence, Expectation to Win. In this episode you will learn: - How the Marines use this principle in combat. - How being competitive can propel you to win more games. - How to develop unshakable confidence. - Why you should expect to win and how it improves your performance. - Questions that you can ask yourself to help you remember and use this principle in your sport.

SOW 009 - Nate Jones Interview - 4A Boys Basketball State Champion Coach

Listen to multi-time state champion boy's basketball coach Nate Jones teach you: - 3 keys to building a successful program - His biggest failure and how he turned that into success the following year - The traits of championship caliber athletes - And much more

SOW 008 - Bobby Allison Interview - 5A Boys Basketball State Champion Coach

Listen to multi-time state champion boy's basketball coach Bobby Allison teach you: - 3 keys to building a successful program - His biggest failure and how he turned that into success the following year - The traits of championship caliber athletes - And much more...

SOW 007 - Principle #5 Clearly and Constantly Communicate

The 5th Proven Principle of Winning in Sports is: Clearly and Constantly Communicate. In this episode you will learn: - The importance of communication. - How to unify and synchronize your team. - The Goal of Communication. - Types of and techniques for communicating. - The role of team trust in communication. - Questions that you can ask yourself to help you create solid communication on your team and in your program.