Changing the Game
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Live Workshops, Books and Videos to help Coaches, Athletes and Parents become better leaders + build values based #youthsports teams founded by @coachjohnnyo.
On the podcast this week by @michaelgervais, world renowned performance psychologist and host of the Finding Mastery Podcast. We discussed the dangers lurking in our worry about other peoples opinions and a performance-driven identity. youtube.com/watch?v=qPHCKx…
A little clip from my talk at The Coaches Site Live event this summer. instagram.com/reel/DBbr_D-PD…
Just wrote a new blog post about the great Roger Federer commencement speech at Dartmouth. We need to stop protecting our kids from adversity and start embracing it. Parents will not always be there, but adversity always will be! changingthegameproject.com/learning-from-…
This week on the podcast we had former NCAA runner and current author and therapist Katie Steel on to discuss her new book The Price She Pays: Confronting the Hidden Mental Health Crisis in Women’s Sports - from the Schoolyard to the Stadium. changingthegameproject.com/podcast/381-ka…
This will be interesting and important information for coaches of all levels, inside and outside of soccer abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireSto…
We had an amazing conversation on the podcast this week with Steve Tashjian. He is a former high performance director and consultant with organizations such at the USMNT during Qatar 2022, Everton FC, the Columbus Crew and recently signed on with AC Milan. changingthegameproject.com/steve-tashjian/
Ahh the state of youth sports. Shared by a friend today. We are laughing and crying

I just wrote a blog about my daughter's last high school soccer game and the importance of allowing the adversity to happen so that the miracles of growth can happen on the back end of things. This one was personal in many, many ways beyond sport. changingthegameproject.com/the-storm-has-…
Working with this amazing team has been an absolute joy these last few years. Listen to the words. Hard work. Discipline. And Love! Those are the ingredients of a great team!
Following the thrilling, penalty shootout win over No. 8 Maryland, #RUFH goalkeeper Sophia Howard spoke to @BigTenPlus to discuss the victory
Sad that this is what it has come to for referees to feel safe. Sad but probably necessary. cbc.ca/news/canada/to…
Let your kids fail. Let them play. Let them own the experience. Be patient because late bloomers often become the best athletes. Wonderful advice from a top, top coach usatoday.com/story/sports/2…
Our interview with Kelly Amonte-Hiller, the 8x NCAA champion coach for @NULax, also a 2x NCAA champion herself as an athlete at Maryland and coach for @USA_Lacrosse . She is one of the best coaches out there, male or female, in any sport, take some notes! changingthegameproject.com/kelly-amonte-h…
New blog this week "Winning's the Great Deodorant" which can be a great thing, or a terrible thing. Winning can bring great vibes, and can also mask deficiencies, cause complacency, and take the focus off terrible coaching behavior. changingthegameproject.com/winnings-the-g…
Coaching points recently overheard at a U8 girls soccer game. Come on people we must do much, much better.

Dr Jerry Lynch talks about the relationship game at #wayofchampions23

This is a really well done article on the massive increase in ACL injuries by Tom Farrey from @AspenInstSports time.com/6294837/knee-i…
We have to do more for our girls wsj.com/sports/soccer/…
I wrote this post on Father’s Day a couple of years ago in honor of my dad and all the lessons that he taught me. I thought it was appropriate to share it again today.there are a few much-needed lessons that I was lucky enough to learn many years ago. changingthegameproject.com/life-lessons-o…
Congrats to Michael Malone and the 2023 NBA champs @nuggets and thanks for sharing the secret of successful leadership

“If you go to class and you do average work you get a C, that’s why it’s called average. If you want a B you have to do more work, and if you want an A you have to do even more work. You have to give up stuff, you have to sacrifice.” —Geno Auriemma @UConnWBB
