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How To Deal With Insecurity As A Coach?
Posted 08 September 2010 - 08:25 PM
Posted 08 September 2010 - 11:33 PM
Growing up, my best tennis coach was an overweight guy who I could beat easily on a regular basis, however, he sure knew how to motivate me. He could see things I couldn't and was able to tweak my game, even though he wasn't a star player.
I've seen my fair share of "experienced coaches" who played a sport through college yet didn't understand how to coach. Having played the sport doesn't always guarantee good coaching skills.
Posted 09 September 2010 - 07:33 AM
Of course there is a lot more to coaching than teaching individual skills. There is strategy, motivation, organization. Most of those traits are independent of actual playing experience.
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Posted 09 September 2010 - 08:23 AM
Rob, I like that story about your tennis coach. You wouldn't think that an overweight guy can be a great tennis coach but I guess it's those intangibles that you have to motivate that make a great coach.
Posted 09 September 2010 - 11:12 AM
Yeah, he was one of those guys that would hit everything back. Frustrated the heck out of a young buck who wanted to smash every shot down the line.Rob, I like that story about your tennis coach. You wouldn't think that an overweight guy can be a great tennis coach but I guess it's those intangibles that you have to motivate that make a great coach.
Posted 09 September 2010 - 01:17 PM
You have to understand that most coaches (at least the ones I've been around) typically will lose their first season. It has very little to do with lack of football knowledge, but instead lack of coaching knowledge. I've also noticed that about 1/2 coaches will stop coaching after their first season. I've talked with many who have stopped coaching, and it in all candor, they told me they stopped because they "can't take the losing."
I've seen it dozens of times. New coaches who know a lot about football show up for their first game with quite a few skilled players, the coach and parents are all decked out in their team color/logo, they have a cool pre-game chant and a game plan that just can't lose. Then the whistle blows and they are thoroughly man-handled, and frankly they get embarrassed. In my VERY FIRST play as a coach--we scored a long TD (and we won the game). I thought I had it all figured out, but then the beat-downs started coming from more experienced teams/coaches. I befriended quite a few of them, and tapped into their knowledge. I'd ask them to grade my team after we played. What we did well, and where they saw holes in us, etc.
The best advice I ever received was actually on this forum. And that was to tweak my playbook to my personnel (and not vice-versa). It sounds simple, but my first season I was focused on executing MY PLAYS instead of constantly finding ways to tailor the offense to my players' strengths. Of course now that I have had the same players for so long, I walk into each season knowing their strengths, but even now I'm excited to see who got faster, who can catch better, etc.
It's really just a matter of figuring out what works, and what doesn't work. This in itself takes a season or two. So to answer your question---yes. The only way to get better as a coach, is to be a coach. At least that is my belief.
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Posted 09 September 2010 - 04:52 PM
Everybody that goes into coaching or gets involved on any new activity has to be aware that there is a learning curve or learning period involved, at my first season as coach I was very aware of this even tough I had several years of experienced playing street football with my buddies and tackle football at youth years, one of the thing I learned at this first season is that being a good player doesnt make you a good coach or the other way around, my brother for instance is really a good soccer coach, but he is the lousiest player on earth, in fact he doesnt like at all playing the sport he is coaching..
My first years as coach was basically learning and learning and I expect that to continue for some time before I can really get somewhere with my team, there is a popular saying Rome was not built over night, I think its pretty much the same for everything, including our business here, coaching, is all about being architects, I think its all about building for ourselves so we can build for our players.
Posted 09 September 2010 - 05:58 PM
I guess after some self reflection (and a loss of a good night's sleep...heh) that I realized that I am a decent coach since there were people who began to love the game of football as I did and that's what I truly wanted to impart. People are saying they are excited so perhaps I did SOMETHING right and we did win a game. To be honest, personnel definitely helped with that but I guess my main concern was learning the techniques of football since I do not have any personal experience other than lineman play (I'm a big dude so that's where they put me).
With all this being said, I think this topic is definitely beneficial and I think I won't be able to NOT coach but since I do have other responsibilities, I do think not being a head coach would be beneficial in getting the other tournament organized.
I'm sure that this topic has been helpful for those who perhaps stumbled across this forum and did not register to read. I'm sure they loved this insight. Thanks guys and I can't wait to help my girls this year again.
Posted 09 September 2010 - 08:16 PM
I'm glad to see that you will be back on the field when time permits. At the end of the day, anyone who volunteers their time in the community to help with youth sports is doing something great. Something that is very much needed in every community. Just the fact that you have a desire to make a difference ensures you are successful, regardless of the win/loss record.
Posted 10 September 2010 - 10:19 AM
I agree with John in regards to the losing. Many coaches can't take it and it is amazing how much pressure can come from the parents to win at this level. They usually care more about it than the kids.
I think that the most important things to have as a head coach is a philosophy (whatever that may be) stick with it and do what you think is correct because if you start making acceptions you lose your players respect.
Always keep your mind open to new things. Some of the best coaches that I have had the pleasure of associating with at the youth level were always open to learning new things. They never thought they were that great and knew it all. They understood that it was a process. I think many coaches are adverse to buying videos or books and I admit that at times I have felt like they were a waste of $30 or $40, but I finally realized that even if I only learned one new thing from a video it helped to make me a better coach. I also learned a lot from other coaches. I would hang around and watch other games and practices and pick up drills and ideas about game management that way and if I got the opportunity I would ask them questions about why they ran certain drills, offenses, defenses, etc. Lastly, I think being organized and running a tight practice is something that you learn over time and become better at and it really makes a difference in your players development. I would take things from our games that I saw and didn't like and then I would look for drills on the internet or find a video that covered it so that I could run drills to help correct those problems.
Having played a sport doesn't necessarily make you a good coach. It may give you an advantage on teaching fundamental skills but it doesn't give you the experience of mananging a team, running practices or being effective on game day.
I will pin this topic so that it stays on top as one of the first topics.
Posted 10 September 2010 - 06:21 PM
What are some things that you remind yourself when you have moments of self doubt about coaching? I was trying to do some positive self talk but I didn't want to be delusional about it but what are some focus areas for positive self talk?
Posted 11 September 2010 - 12:00 AM
I think coaches can get frustrated or feel inadequate for all kinds of reasons, not just their technical coaching abilities. Some examples: running into funky opposing coach's season after season, refs who don't care, league directors who don't care, parents who think their kids are the next John Elway, kids with attitudes, parents with attitudes, poorly run leagues, lack of proper training, philosophical differences with assistants, and so on.
What saved my bacon early on was establishing a coaching philosophy, surrounding myself with others (coaches, parents and kids) who shared the same philosophy, and then asking those people to hold me accountable when I strayed from our philosophy.
Turns out, those were the folks who kept me going when I felt like giving up. Found out this coaching gig works a lot better when you're not flying solo.
Posted 11 September 2010 - 11:40 AM
Self talk is very important. One of the hardest things is taking the ego out of it. Once you remove the ego its becomes about your players.
You can't be about your players if your focusing on yourself. Coach Rob is correct. You have to have a philosophy that you believe in so that you have something to fall back on when times our tough and they will get tough no matter what your doing. I call it my mission but you have to stay focused on the mission. Be reflective, a mirror reflects without distortion or judgement. Reflect what comes into your life without judgements or opinions. What I mean by that is be reflective in an unattached way. See it for what it is and work with it. As coaches I think many times we become way to attached. Be it winning, running a certain drill a certain way, etc. it becomes difficult to see outside of the box.
Banish doubt. Doubt is what will hold you back from taking the chance to try something new and different. Doubt will make you stray from your philosophy and will cause you to be inconsistant in your coaching decisions. I continually tell my players the same thing. When you doubt yourself and don't play with confidence it hurts you and the team. Do not be affraid to make a mistake, as the coaches aren't going to get down on you for making mistakes when your playing all out, they are going to get down on you when you hesitate because your affraid to make a mistake.
Be Kind. I am not only talking about being kind to others which is what we usually think about. But be kind to yourself. Allow yourself the opportunity to not be perfect. (one way of removing the ego). Be kind to your team. Think about it, if you have a boss that is a jerk, you may do things because you have to to keep your job, but you sure aren't going to go out of your way to cooperate with him. Same goes for your team. There is a difference between being disciplined and being mean. Your players will play much harder and more at ease if you are kind.
Posted 11 September 2010 - 01:51 PM
Be Kind. I am not only talking about being kind to others which is what we usually think about. But be kind to yourself. Allow yourself the opportunity to not be perfect. (one way of removing the ego). Be kind to your team. Think about it, if you have a boss that is a jerk, you may do things because you have to to keep your job, but you sure aren't going to go out of your way to cooperate with him. Same goes for your team. There is a difference between being disciplined and being mean. Your players will play much harder and more at ease if you are kind.
I agree wholeheartedly with this! When I first started coaching football, I really anticipated that I was going to be a very strict coach. Players must say "Yes sir!", take a knee when I am speaking, run laps until they puke, etc. Then much to my surprise I found out that I am very much a "player's coach". This does not mean I don't instill discipline (in fact I believe we are far away the most disciplined team in our league), but it's HOW you go about doing it. Instead, I ensure I get complete buy in from my players on most matters.
A small example is our huddle. Seasons ago, I instructed my team that I wanted them to put their hands on their hips while in the huddle. One of the players raised his hands and said, "Coach, I don't know about doing that. I think it makes us look sassy." Instead of telling the player that he'll put his hands on his hips and like it, I decided to do something else. I told the kids for the most part, I don't care what they do in the huddle, but it must look professional, and everyone has to do it. I asked them to come up with ideas and we'll vote as a team on it. The kids all agreed and voted on putting their arms around each others shoulder in the huddle, as it signified 'unity'. I thought it was pretty cool, and noticed my players are the only ones that do that.
Being a dictator is the easy way. Finding ways for your players to appreciate and buy into discipline is the real challenge, and very satisfying when you accomplish it.
It turns my stomach to see the way some of the coaches in our league treat their players. I know they think they are doing the right thing, but continually losing your cool and humiliating your players. Really?
Posted 13 September 2010 - 09:09 AM
It turns my stomach to see the way some of the coaches in our league treat their players. I know they think they are doing the right thing, but continually losing your cool and humiliating your players. Really?
I agree but I am also going on record to say that I too was one of those coaches at one point. I am 46 and grew up in the era when that was the way coaches did it. In your face, calling you names, etc.. That always motivated me and made me work harder.
So when I first began coaching I thought, hey it worked for me, I am going to be the same kind of coach. Well hello, wake up call, we are talking about an entirely different generation not to mention the fact that these are 6-10 year olds were talking about.
I didn't have that to fall back on because in me generation kids sports weren't taken so seriously. We went out and had fun and played the games more on our own than in any organized manner.
So after a year of coaching through soccer, basketball and baseball, I was surprised when my oldest (daughter) didn't want to play anymore. When I discussed it with her, it became really clear to me how my methods were not working.
I promised her that I was going to take her criticism to heart and things would be different. If I am being honest it was not an immediate change but I would quickly catch myself and change my approach. Bottom line, through my 20 years or so of coaching I was always learning and growing.


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I've seen some request for å NRK plugin, so i decided making one. Then I could both learn some myself, and make something others might enjoy
I've used quite a bit of time looking at the workings of the web-tv and finally made something i think should be slightly better than the previous scripts. No offence tho
The plugin are not finished and there's a lot of work left, but this release will work pretty well.
I hope some of you will give it a try and give some feedback. What can be done to make it better? Something missing? Should I implement NRK web radio or should that be a stand-alone plugin?
I know there are some issues with the setting, and that's really just me beeing lazy.
There are no thumbnails under "Sport" and "Nyheter" becouse I haven't figured out how to fetch them yet.
I'm also working on some illustration icons for the categories so we don't will se the standard folder icon everywhere.
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now, if you could set the 'title' in the video info tag so they work in video library mode as well (that goes for you and ALL OTHER PLUGIN AUTHORS) that would be even better! |
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Exelent, been waiting for this and i like plugins much more than
scripts since they blend better with the skins However i'm unable to play anything, it looks up all catagories and list sub containers but all content is listed up as 0.0kb and they dont play at all. Is there anything with my system that prevents this ? im using linux, ubuntu interpid and latest bleeding edge from yesterday when i tested this. Could you please specify wich xbmc version this plugin was tested with ? |
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I have the same problem, I can play some of clips in the "Nyheter" section, but that's it.
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I have tested with Babylon 9.04.1 t3ch build for xbox
Have you tried to play a file from nrk directly? mms://straumod.nrk.no/disk08/arven/2009-01-07/Arven_300_449515_20090107_223000.wmv Ii seems like the built in DVDPlayer won't decode wmv9. It works with xbmc for xbox with mplayer, but not in windows build for me. I'm working on integrating some other media from nrk's archive that will play on all platforms, bur it's a damn shame the program section won't work. |
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I have tried 10-15 random items from all the Nyheter,Sport and programmer category. none of them plays.
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Hmmm - still not getting this to work. Just wondered if anyone has this semi working or whatever. That is on linux...
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I have windows xp with Babylon - 9.04, I can browse all the folders, but nothing happens when I click the programs..
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I've made a lot of work in a new version of this plugin, and should be releasing it in a few days.
The problem with playing media from 'program' section on a windows/linux build, seems like lack of support within the dvdplayer. (wmv9/mms) This means that xbox is the only supported platform for this section I'm not sure exactly what causes the failure of playback in the playlists ('sport', 'news',++). The stream is fetched through .../stream.ashx?id=<ID> *<ID> - a generated number (autoincremented?) from the database. The ashx acts like a handle to the media file on the server side. Some times it works, some times it don't. When it don't it reaches EOF immediately after starting playback I know the location of the media files, but I can't figure out a way to match the medias id or title against the path or file name. I will post some more information about the problems, some logs, and my notes about the structure of the plugin and NRK's hosting when I'm done. Then maybe someone can helps us get some answers and/or solutions. I've also made some new functionality, so there will bew some working section for windows and linux users
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This is fantastic news, I have been close to starting something similar myself, but this looks way better.
I have a question. Would you care to release the code under the license "GPL v2 or later"? This will encourage contributions from others. Also, it would be great if we could host this at http://code.google.com/p/xbmc-addons/ (if you agree with my license suggestion). I do not have write access here, but someone might help out? |
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Thanks, ladies! Wishing you all the best of luck. I've been googling like a crazy person and have a few questions for my Dr. that I might need to call and ask. My next appointment is in 3 weeks, so I'm sure by then I'll have lots more questions. @Alzora, I'm so glad that you had a positive experience as a twin, my fingers are crossed. I'm scared to have twins, but I'm equally scared that I will lose one or both. Trying to relax and take things one day and one appointment at a time.
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@butterflykisses: I completely get it too. Our daycare provider is pregnant with #4. She's 39 yrs young, and her older children are 21, 19, and 13 yrs old. I'm having such a hard time being as excited as the other moms. I can fake it really well though.
On a similar note, my BFF found out today that her Oops Baby is a girl after 3 boys. We're so happy and excited. And then my emotions came out of no where and squashed me into the earth. It never goes away. It just gives me some breathing room so I feel ok, and then I get squashed again and again.
I'm working on sleep training my 4 yr old... he was so good as a baby. not so much now.
But on a high note - my sister is taking my son for the night, so Slumber party with the husband! I am so thankful that my sister is so supportive of our TTC. She really is the best person ever.Mom to Weston Christopher, b. 2008
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Well I am a dumb dumb girl. Found this little bit of joy in my inbox yesterday. It's the official patient note sent to me by the RE and signed off by radiology.
The preliminary image is normal. Contrast opacifies a normal uterine cavity. There are no filling defects or extravasation. The fallopian tubes fill bilaterally and demonstrate a tortuous course and dilated distally, more pronounced on the left side. No obvious intraperitoneal spillage is seen.
Impression: Bilateral hydrosalpinx, more pronounced on the left side. No obvious intraperitoneal spillage is seen on this study."
Great. That's what I get for trying to moonlight as a radiologist and holding onto tiny threads of hope that somehow they can surgerize me and skip IVF. Only one side had the sausage-like appearance, now I guess both tubes are toast. I cried myself to sleep since I checked my email so late at night. I find myself getting more and more depressed on a daily basis. I haven't showed this to my husband. He's just so painfully optimistic with an unhealthy dose of stoicism that it doesn't really help.
Sorry to be such a downer today. xPoppy"And remember, my sentimental friend, that a heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others." L. Frank Baum, The Wizard of Oz


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Though they can get up close to animal enclosures, visitors also explore more immersive wildlife education through seasonal and year-round attractions. Giraffe encounters allow guests to participate in the supervised feeding of a masai giraffe, and Animal Chats prompt visitors to ask questions of the caretakers, such as how they feed the zoo's carnivores and which of the herbivores prefer italian dressing. At the Benstead Discovery Center, guests greet reptiles and amphibians and watch fish swim in a 2,000-gallon saltwater tank. In the open-air Norco Aviary, visitors can behave as flocks of Australian budgies, rosellas, or cockatiels. Children, meanwhile, frolic across the two-story climbing structure, slides, and zipline at the PlayZoo Playground, or board a colorful, seasonal miniature express train.
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JknRich wrote:Im gutted, my ps3 got YLOD so have to start again.
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I'm stuck
At the foresty bit with the big stone knights and dangly tree guys, when I reach the stone knights, I kill the first, but after I reach the second knight, two tree guys come and I just can't manage to kill them both and the knight before the knight does that spell to slow me down, which leaves me defenseless
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If you're a melee character, just avoid the butterfly's slow magic attacks, then it will eventually land and you can smash it up.
P.S: the butterfly is an optional boss
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Lock onto the butterfly with R3 then roll sideways with circle just before the magic hits you. You are invulnerable during the roll animation.
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New England Revolution 2-4 Montreal Impact: Di Vaio dazzles for visitors
The MLS Golden Boot leader was in deadly form again Sunday night, leading his team to a crucial road victory.
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Marco Di Vaio scored another two goals to help the Montreal Impact to a 4-2 road win against a 10-man New England Revolution side.
The Revs were in big trouble within the game's first five minutes, as Matt Reis hauled Di Vaio down in the box, resulting in a penalty kick and a red card, as the goalkeeper denied an obvious goalscoring opportunity. Patrice Bernier stepped up to score the ensuing penalty kick.
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Bernier would grab his second of the night just minutes later, as he buried another penalty kick following a Jose Goncalves challenge on Felipe in the box.
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Kelyn Rowe pulled a goal back with 15 minutes to play, but that would be all the scoring on the night, as Montreal returned to the summit of the Eastern Conference.
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