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Just Published! Another Season In Words by Dan Spainhour

 

Updated version of Dan Spainhour's best-selling A Season In Words

​​​About The Book 

Easily find quotes that cover an exact moment of your season—whether it’s during practice, preparing for the big game or building confidence after a loss. Brilliantly organized into 14 files according to your season—not by generic topics. Dan Spainhour shares his quotes from over 40 years of coaching experience. 

The book is separated in files representing Spainhour's organization system used to collect quotes and motivational sayings throughout his career. You will find more than 2000 opinions, insights, and wits of wisdom to motivate your team and help you stay competitive. It will be your go-to resource season after season!
 
The Files (Chapters):   
  • The Preseason/Individual Improvement
  • The Beginning & Practice Quotes 
  • Team Formation
  • Before A Game
  • After A Win
  • After A Loss/Building Confidence
  • Before A Big Game-The Rivalry Game
  • When Your Team Is Favored To Win
  • When Your Team Is The Underdog
  • Overcoming Adversity
  • The Mid-Season Doldrums & Overcoming Slumps
  • Dealing With Problems
  • The Postseason
  • The Season’s End

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