We all want to win, and COACHING 101--featuring a foreword by NFL Hall of Famer Otto Graham--shows how. But this "Bible of Basics" is also designed to help cultivate a more positive learning atmosphere and to enrich staff rapport. It will help all coaches become better at what they do.
Coaching has always been hard work. Today, it's staggering. Where can young coaches turn for practical and proven guidelines to build solid programs, mold crucial relationships, and do things "the right way?"
Where can experienced coaches turn for reinforcement of their beliefs about "how it should be done" in high school sports?
College textbooks and methods courses lack practical instruction on how to lead high-schoolers through positive athletic experiences.
One good new idea is worth far more than the price of a book.
TABLE OF CONTENTS: Forward Chapter 1 -- Why? Part I -- Your Program Chapter 2 -- Coaching's Challenge Chapter 3 -- Philosophy and Style Chapter -- 4 X's and O's Chapter 5 -- Program Development Chapter 6 -- Teaching and Motivation Chapter 7 -- Practice Part II -- Relationships Chapter 8 -- The Athletes Chapter 9 -- The Coaching Staff Chapter 10 -- The Classroom Chapter 11 -- Officials Chapter 12 -- Parents Chapter 13 -- The Community Chapter 14 -- College Recruiters Chapter 15 -- The Media Part III -- Sundries Chapter 16 -- Boys and Girls Together Chapter 17 -- Getting the Job Chapter 18 -- Godspeed!
