My Philosophy Of Coaching

After completing several activities in the Sport Coaching book that would allow me to learn more about myself, I discovered that I am a supporter of all things positive and that I want to follow the “Athletes first, winning second” philosophy as best I can. I want to place an emphasis on God and the importance of family. I also want my athletes to learn to have respect for one another and not judging each other based on one’s abilities. These play an important role in my self-concept. I want to coach to be able to help build star athletes with great character. It is important that athletes exemplify good character on and off the court. There have been too many instances in the media where there is deformation of character because an athlete in the public eye acted out.
As a coach I must instill in them hustle, integrity and teamwork above all else. Growing up playing sports, I was always encouraged to give my all or to not play at all. There was no reason for me to waste my time or my coaches by not being fully committed. The coaching style I wish to portray is the cooperative style. With this particular style of coaching my players and I will be able to share ideas and make the learning process a team