Coaching Culture

Nate and I discuss with Brian McCormick PhD, the competitive cauldron, which is a strategy of keeping score in practices to help raise player engagement, train a competitive spirit, and give us an objective data point on player performance. Subscribe to weekly newsletter at thriveonchallenge.com to get the coaching PDF notes. Let us know your thoughts: @CoachNSanderson @jpnerbun Nate_S@Breakthroug...

Episode 51 Looking Through Our Values Part 4 of the 4 Part Series on Our Coaching Manifesto J.P. Nerbun and Nate Sanderson discuss how to use our values as a lens to evaluate our behaviors. At the end of the episode they share a few activities and a couple disciplines to implement in your coaching. Subscribe to weekly newsletter at thriveonchallenge.com to get the coaching PDF notes. Let us know y...

Episode 50 of Coaching Culture “Defining Our Core Values” J.P. Nerbun and Nate Sanderson discuss the importance of clearly defining our values. Also, we give you 3 activities you can do yourself or with your staff and also 2 disciplines you can implement in your own life to actualize your values!! Twitter: @CoachNSanderson @jpnerbun Nate_S@BreakthroughBasketball.com jpnerbun@thriveonchallenge.com...

In Episode 49 of Coaching Culture “Clarifying Your Purpose” J.P. Nerbun and Nate Sanderson dive into our “why”, our “purpose” when it comes to coaching. Nate and JP share some stories about how they came to discover their why in the face of some tough circumstances and in the second part they give you 3 short activities you can do yourself or with your staff to clarify your purpose! Be sure to go...

Welcome to Nate Sanderson a former guest to the podcast as a new co-host of the podcast! @CoachNSanderson Nate_S@BreakthroughBasketball.com In our first episode together we discuss the importance of knowing who we are as a coach. This episode is setting the stage for a series we will be doing on the internalized process of reflecting on our coaching. For me I call it "building a coaching manifesto...

Episode 47 of Coaching Culture welcomes Gordon MacLelland on the podcast today. Gordon runs a UK based company that works with parents in sport. We will discuss some behaviors, strategies, and procedures around 1. Modeling Positive Behavior 2. Proactive Communication 3. Creating an Exciting Parent Meeting Be sure to subscribe to the weekly newsletter at Thriveonchallenge.com for the podcast notes....

In this episode I discuss the habit that has been the most transformational habit in my life... journaling! Nothing has been more effective in helping me to retrain my actions, attitude, and language. Jon Barth is the author of "The 1% Journal" and "The Long Ride Home". Go to thriveonchallenge.com to subscribe to the coaching notes.

Part 2 of my conversation with sports parent Angela as we get into more practical ways to build positive relationships with parents and athletes.

In episode 44 and 45 I welcome a parent to the podcast to offer some suggestions and feedback from their perspective. Angela shares 10 principles that she believes will help improve the coaching-athlete and coaching-parent relationship!

In part 2 of my conversation with John Carrier we dig into some practical ways to address challenges of playing time and how we can partner with parents to build our culture! Go to thriveonchallenge.com , subscribe to the newsletter to get the coaching notes!

My guest today is John Carrier, who is the Basketball coach at Henry Sibley High School in Wisconsin. In today’s episode we talk about the importance of a growth mindset and core values in coaching. John then shares how he applies what he consumes to develop his culture playbook!

In this episode I discuss What Is Talent And How To Develop It With Stuart Armstrong From The Talent Equation. To get the coaching notes go to thriveonchallenge.com and subscribe to the weekly newsletter. Also follow Stuart on twitter @stu_arm and check out "The Talent Equation" podcast!

Stuart Armstrong from The Talent Equation podcast talks with me about how we can make sports more enjoyable and beneficial. Download the coaching notes at thriveonchallenge.com by subscribing to the weekly newsletter! Follow Stuart on twitter @stu_arm And be sure to check out his podcast "The Talent Equation"

Just me sharing a little bit of my story: How mentorship helped me move from being a transactional to a transformational coach and why I still need it today!

In this week's podcast I have broken down "Daring Greatly" by Brene Brown, and share with you 5 principles and 20 applications to help you use vulnerability to build meaningful relationships and live whole-heartedly. "Who we are and how we engage with the world are much stronger predictors of how our children will do than what we know about parenting." -Brene Brown

In this episode Jack Easterby and J.P Nerbun discuss three topics -the role of his faith -what he believe is most lacking in our sporting culture -what make coach Bill Belichick so special as a leader Get the Podcast Coaching Notes by subscribing at thriveonchallenge.com Check out Culture Builders Podcast on iTunes for simple 2 minute practical tools.

In Part 2 of my discussion with Jack Easterby we discuss one of his core philosophies on developing character at the New England Patriots. 1. What is emotional intelligence? 2. Why we need to be intentional about developing emotional intelligence? 3. What are some ways we can develop emotional intelligence? Go to thriveonchallenge.com and subscribe to the weekly newsletter so you can get the downl...

Jack Easterby has been the Character Coach for the New England Patriots since 2013. He is credited by the Patriots as being an integral part of their success for these last five years. USA Today called Jack the Patriot's "secret weapon." In part 1 of my conversation with Jack he answers three questions. 1. What is the role of a character coach? 2. How do we hold people accountable? 3. How can we a...

Episode continues my conversation with Adam Bradley discussing: 1) The Value of a Culture/ Leadership Coach 2) Why We Must be Intentional About Developing Leadership

Welcoming Adam Bradley the fonder of LeadEmUp and the host of the Hardwood Hustle Podcast! How did Adam move from being convinced to being convicted in leadership development?. Why do we need leadership development? How does LeadEmUp leadership program develop the leadership of players and the coaching staff? Check out LeadEmUp.com for @leademup for more! Adam will be on the podcast next week as w...

Most coaches understand the principles of Carol Dweck's book "Mindset", but this episode presents many practical and applicable strategies/ tools for applying those principles. And those strategies may be new to many coaches! If you want the coaching notes go to thriveonchallenge.com and subscribe to the newsletter!

Episode 31 Discusses the Vulnerability Loop Why we should be vulnerable? How can we be vulnerable as a leader? Be sure and subscribe to the weekly newsletter at thriveonchallenge.com if you want to receive the podcast coaching notes PDF. If you missed previous episodes notes- shoot me an email-- jpnerbun@thriveonchallenge.com

How can we illuminate and support our players on the path to mastery? What are some dangers? Trevor gives us some practical advice and tools on how to be intentional with our language in developing a growth mindset and building a culture of intrinsically motivated athletes.

Episode 29: Developing a Competitive Environment with Desirable Difficulties with Trevor Ragan Get coaching notes by going to thriveonchallenge.com ! How can we use the tool, the competitive cauldron properly? Desirable difficulties! Are we here to get better or look better? We understand principles and the science, but you have to develop the skill- the art of application.

Trevor Ragan form TrainUgly.com joins the podcast this month! Episode 28 discusses: Art of Applying Principles Learning Zone Levels of Teaching- Applicable Ideas for Your Sports!