| What kind of environment do you create?
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| | respond to negative coaching may not
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| Are you uptight or intense during
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| | allow themselves to win. When players
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| practices, lessons, clinics? This type of
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| | have been reinforced with negative
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| energy rubs off on your players and can
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| | feedback, they may lose just so they can
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| make them uptight and tense as well.
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| | continue to receive negative feedback
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| Coaches are role models, and they should
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| | from the coach. It is a vicious cycle.
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| all strive to be good role models. Your
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| | Break the negative cycle. Get your
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| players take their cues from how you
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| | players to respond to positive feedback.
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| conduct yourself. Follow these five tips
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| | 4. Look for players who can accept
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| for the best results. 1. Eliminate
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| | positive feedback and compliments.
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| sarcasm from your delivery style - do not
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| | Individuals who accept positive feedback
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| make fun of or embarrass your players.
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| | and are able to say "thank you" after
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| Sarcasm and public displays of criticism
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| | receiving a compliment are more likely to
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| are negative. Negativity breeds anger,
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| | perform when it counts. Teach your
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| resentment, and frustration. These
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| | players to accept accolades. 5. Act calm
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| emotions and feelings create stress which
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| | and confident. Have a calm tone of voice,
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| can lead to injury, illness, and defeat
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| | speak softer and slower, and smile. What
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| not to mention players, particularly
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| | you say and how you say it will either
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| young athletes, never wanting to play
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| | make your players stronger and self
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| sports again. Give your players positive
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| | confident or weaker and fearful. Take a
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| feedback on what they are doing well. 2.
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| | look at your coaching style. Commit to
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| Focus on the process - take the focus off
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| | being a positive, calm, caring, and
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| of winning or losing. Focusing on the
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| | confident coach. These five tips will
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| outcome creates a tense, uncomfortable,
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| | help you create teams that have more fun,
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| and ineffective environment. Focus on the
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| | learn more easily, and win more often.
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| moment. The most important point, or
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| | More articles from this pro: Smith,
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| shot, or play is the next one. 3. Stop
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| | Ph.D.
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| negative interactions - players that
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