The Kentucky Derby Rule Revisited
"You don’t want your organization to be known as a jackass haven. You want only thoroughbreds on your team. Make sure you have the right horses running in your race."
The Kentucky Derby Rule
"You don’t want your organization to be known as a jackass haven. You want only thoroughbreds on your team. Make sure you have the right horses running in your race."
Coaches Coach, Players Play, Parents Parent
Everything we do as a team must have an order to it. After all my years of coaching this remains my firm belief. When I coached football everything was to be done a certain way at a certain time, and…
Applying Good to Great Principles to Coaching
Good to Great by Jim Collins is one of the great business books ever penned. It’s been on the best seller list for what seems like forever. But, I believe it should also be recognized as one of the best…
The Wizard of Oz Rule of Leadership
The Wizard of Oz Rule “Oz never gave nothing to the Tin Man” America The Wizard of Oz is a famous movie that came out in 1939 starring Judy Garland. It was based on the novel The Wonderful Wizard of…
Commonsense Rules for Everyday Leaders
Since the early days of the CompuSports Media Exchange, among our most popular articles with visitors are those which deal with leadership. In 5 Essential Leadership Qualities for Parents, Players and Coaches, an article written for us in the Summer…
Discipline
By Daniel Gering Contributing writer for The Coaches Closet Discipline is one of the toughest aspects of coaching. There is a fine line between abuse and constructive discipline. This line is both legal and ethical. Rule Development Today children really…
5 Essential Leadership Qualities for Parents, Players and Coaches
by Bret Johnson Whether you coach little league baseball or NFL football, all coaches look to their team leaders for the same 6 essential qualities that can mean the difference between a good season and a undefeated record. While it…