Championship Thinking In Sports Jim Meier

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Guest, Pat McMahon, New York Yankees Special Assistant for Player Development and Scouting, is among baseball’s best minds and hearts. He will address the following questions: 1. What does the game expect form a player at the professional level today? 2. How might that change in the near future? 3. How is it different from […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Pat McMahon: Yankee’s Formula For Scouting, Assessment and Development appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Back on the show is Tom O’Connell for part II of making practices like “game day”. Tom, first on the show August 21, 2007, a master clinician, is recognized internationally for his ability to make practices meaningful, enthusiastic and a positive, practical learning experience. Topics will include: 1. Shortcomings of the traditional approach to practices […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – The Games Approach to Baseball Practices appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

I learned the Ten Commandments & the basic of baseball very early in life. And there was some confusion. The eighth commandment is, “Thou Shalt Not Steal” but in baseball I learned players were stealing bases….it seemed in every game and it was OK! Which brings me to the heart of this show; in baseball, […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – “Thou Shalt Not Steal” …Except in Baseball. Maybe! appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

You’ve probably noticed I place tremendous emphasis on leadership skills and attributes. This is because in my 33+ years helping organizations excel, reach and exceed their goals. I’ve learned that team success is directly traceable back to coaches who can effectively lead. This shows guest, Paul Maineri, LSU head coach since ‘07, is deeply grounded […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Paul Maineri’s Core Principles for Players and Coaches October appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Join Jerry Kindall, as he shares his conviction for a philosophy of coaching based on character and ethics; a philosophy central to the integrity of the game and to the development of young players and men. Jerry’s, talk at the 2008 ABCA convention on this topic titled, “We DO make a Difference.” will provide guidelines […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Courage Through Character appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Scott Forbes, University of North Carolina pitching coach and Collegiate Baseball magazine’s 2008 pitching coach of the year tells us how to consistently increase pitch velocity while protecting the arm. Now in his 4th season mentoring the pitching staff, Scott has been an instrumental part of the Tar Heels’ run to the final three at […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Increasing Velocity Consistently and Safely appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Michael Josephson is one of the nation’s most sought-after and quoted ethicists. Founder and president of Josephson Institute and its CHARACTER COUNTS! project, he has conducted programs for more than 100,000 leaders in government, business, education, sports, journalism, law, and the military. He provides sound evidence that when a person does things the right way, […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Results and Implications of the 2009 ABCA Ethics, Values and Sportsmanship Survey appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Danny Hall, now in his 16th year as Georgia Tech’s head coach, brings a wealth of skills for developing players on and off the field. He’s led Tech to the NCAA Tournament on 12 occasions including three College World Series appearances. It is no coincidence that success in baseball is directly linked to success in […] The post Championship Thinking in Sports – Player Development the Georgia Tech Way appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.