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The iCoachCharacter Locker Room

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The iCoachCharacter Locker Room Podcast is the audio companion to the iCoachCharacter community, designed for coaches, athletes, and leaders who want to grow in character, leadership, emotional health, and spiritual formation. Each episode features narrated versions of Locker Room content, including devotionals, leadership insights, practical growth exercises, and mentoring conversations. Whether you're driving to practice, traveling, working out, or preparing for your day, this podcast helps you develop the inner life needed to sustain influence without losing your soul.

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Episodes

The Love You Never Learned to Receive | Formation Reps Vol. 1 25.06.2026 6:29

Most leaders know how to achieve. Few know how to receive. In this episode, Ryan Young walks through Formation Reps Vol. 1 — a guided practice built on Matthew 22:37–39 that asks a simple but uncomfortable question: what are you trying to earn that God has already offered? This isn't a devotional you just listen to. It's a rep — a real exercise in noticing where performance has quietly taken the p...

The Huddle VOL 1 | Welcome To The Locker Room 16.06.2026 8:20

In this episode Ryan Young, former NFL player and founder of I Coach Character, invites leaders to move from performance-driven living to whole-person formation, centered on loving God, others, and yourself. He challenges common “locker room” rules and explains why receiving God’s love is essential for sustainable, healthy leadership; while offering reflections, practical soul-work questions, and...

The Film Room — Vol. 1 | Welcome To The Locker 16.06.2026 12:46

"The Love You Never Learned" Most leaders can tell you exactly what they do. Very few can tell you who they are. In this episode, Ryan Young opens up about the season that broke him. The NFL, a failing first marriage, and the self-destructive choices that followed and traces it all back to one root: he had been trained his entire life to perform, but never formed in identity. Using Matthew 22:37–3...