The game is the greatest teacher, always has been. Unless you’re literally Guardiola or Cruyff, zip it 🤫 and pay attention.

As I continue to pursue coaching in this online space I am being confronted with the real challenges many coaches face when they enter the world of parent coaching. I don’t have a perfect system for this space yet and it has made it hard to be consistent, be effective and measure progress. If you are currently coaching and find yourself winging it, then shoot me a DM and let’s discuss what a simple system might look like for you. And if you have any thoughts on systematizing this online space, definitely share in the comments. I am looking to change the way the community operates to get more people engaged with one another and I’m curious how you think that would happen here. One idea I have is to do a “night cap” live call. 9:30-10 or 10-10:30pm a few nights a week to see how everyone is doing and answer any questions members have about their upcoming sessions or games. Those of you still active in here lmk your thoughts. I’ll be doing some marketing soon to invite some new members in here and hopefully we can keep building. Thanks for being here…!

Too many adults on sidelines are creating too much noise for kids, and not just in volume. The cognitive overload that comes from all the inputs the kids get in all directions limits the space they have to actual experience the game. Using my simple system you can reduce noise for kids and get better results. If you want more info comment “FOUNDATIONS” and I will send you the 30 minute crash course to help you reduce the noise you are making for kids and improve their experience fast!

As this space goes through some changes I’m looking for a little help. If you know anyone who is coaching a team with their own kid on it please send them your affiliate link. I know I can help them better serve the kids under their leadership and I know you won’t mind the 40% commission on their membership. I’m launching this new program at the end of the month and I really appreciate all the support.