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Coming In The April 2019 Issue Of The Coaching and Leadership Journal


Here is some of what you will find in the April 2019 issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal:
  • Jim Thome’s prep time
  • Stress awareness for leaders
  • Course correction
  • What I learned from Skip Prosser
  • Token power versus earned power
  • Leadership profile—John Gagliardi 
  • Communication tricks
  • Winning with “No”
  • Disagree without being disagreeable
  • Think like Einstein
  • The art of spontaneous speaking
  • What I learned from Steve Kerr
  • A balanced Few--(Mark Few) 
  • Dream like a champion
  • And More!
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  • Strategies to motivate your team and staff.
  • Quotes, anecdotes and trends to use in your team meetings and practices.
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  • Tactics to get the most out of your team and an edge on your competition.
  • Ideas and techniques that help you and your staff communicate more effectively with your team.
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  • Kelvin Sampson--University of Houston Men's Basketball Coach, back to back AAC  coach of the year
  • Jerry York--the winningest active coach in NCAA hockey, and leads the all-time list as the only Division I head coach with over 1,000 wins
  • Michael McShane-- Norwich University hockey since 1996, he has led his teams to the Frozen Four nine times and four NCAA Division III national championships
  • Jonathan Tsipis, Head Coach Wisconsin Women's Basketball
  • Suzy Merchant--Michigan State Women's Basketball
  • Kim Record, UNC Greensboro Athletic Director
  • Jim Berkman--all-time winningest NCAA men's lacrosse coach
  • Joe Alberici--US Army Lacrosse
  • Mark Krikorian--Florida State Women's Soccer Coach & two-time National Champion
  • Katie Shields--Saint Louis University women's soccer 
  • Frank Martin--University of South Carolina Men's Basketball
  • Tubby Smith--High Point University Men's Basketball
  • Dani Busboom--Louisville Volleyball--2017 AVCA East Region Coach of the Year
  • Oregon Baseball
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