Person > Player
Blakely was a high-performing player who struggled with expectations. Brett Ledbetter shares how a person > player mentality helped her change this.
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2015 Conference Videos:
Repurposing Sport
Why did you get into coaching? Jim Loehr dives into this question and the importance of knowing who you’re becoming as a result of the chase.
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The Truth About Achievement
Why is winning a championship important to you? How would it change your life? Four back-to-back national championship coaches discuss the effects of achievement and where true fulfillment comes from.
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Winning Championships. Building People.
What happens when the players on a team take ownership? Tim Walton explains and gives an insiders-look into his 2015 National Championship season.
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Parenting A High Performer
What’s it like to parent a 5-star recruit? Michael Porter Sr. gives an inside look.
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Fear And Failure
Upon retiring, Sue Enquist reflected, “The first two-thirds of my career was empty W’s.” The last third was different. She examines how she became the coach she wanted to be during the last third of her career.
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Grading Character
Anson Dorrance has won 22 National Championships. He explains how he gets his teams to play with purpose and why his most recent championship has been one of his most meaningful.
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High-Performing Teams
Jack Clark is an efficiency expert. He discusses the architecture of his job and the five organizational values he uses to make decisions through.
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Managing Expectations
Billy Donovan has experienced nearly everything college basketball has to offer. He reflects on the best teams he’s had and the characteristics that made them special.
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Beating Human Nature
Abnormal results come from abnormal habits. Billy Donovan explains why excellence isn’t normal and how human nature must be confronted everyday if you hope to sustain it.
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A Coach’s Legacy
Billy Donovan explains his purpose for coaching and the legacy he hopes to leave.
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Identity Foreclosure
A lot of athletes are conditioned to value what they do over who they are. Brett Ledbetter explains how to protect your athletes from identity foreclosure by getting the order right.
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Whiplash Review
The movie Whiplash follows a talented drummer who finds success through a teacher who instills fear. In this panel, we debate if a different method would of produced similar results.
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The 20-Year Perspective
Does fear-based coaching work? Absolutely, but it comes at a cost. In this panel, Dr. Jim Loehr, Billy Donovan, Jack Clark and Sue Enquist explore a different way.
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Be A Better Asker
What’s your question to statement ratio? Sherri Coale explains how being a better asker has transformed her team.
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How To Be Real
How can you create a space that allows players to be real with one another? Sherri Coale gives her answer.
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Whitney’s Locker
To the future owner of this locker. Find out why those words are Sherri Coale’s championship banner.
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What About Results
Brett Ledbetter explains how to help athletes focus their energy on what really matters in a results-oriented world.
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The Green Dot
During the season, mistakes are going to happen, adversity is going to hit. Becky Burleigh discusses how “Playing Green” has given her team the resiliency to overcome that.
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Trust-Builders
Do your players struggle with trust? Becky Burleigh shares a few exercises that have helped her teams build this character skill.
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The Bench Cam
If you measure it, you pay attention to it. See how Becky Burleigh uses a bench cam to do that with her team.
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