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Herb Sendek Clinic
- Subtle labels of being a leader means a lot.
- Live in a state of gratitude
- Coaching is an awesome responsibility as a leader and to develop leaders
- Some go into coaching to wear a nice suit or be on Sportscenter
- Fascinated with the art of communication
- We are always communicating
- Live in a state of awareness
- Coach in a state of heightened awareness
- Two parts to communication: sender & receiver
- Speak loudly – though a whisper
- Know the pulse of the moment
- What does this team need now?
- Dean Smith was a mystic – McDonald’s All-Americans
- John Chaney – underdogs, fighters, in it with you
- Both were communicating to their teams
- Let’s do what we do
- Through his whispers he spoke loudly
- Listen and see as coach
- Make the person you are talking to feel like the only person in the world
- Get information on your players so you can be aware of your team
- Tennis ball in a coconut – let the ball go to get your hand out
- What are the voices in your players’ ears?
- Head coach will tell an assistant to get with a guy he chewed out
- Everyone sings the same song
- Building relationships with players:
- Note in players locker
- Nice grades
- Rebound for them
- Signs in the bathroom
- Talk to every player
- When you make points in practice everyone must be listening
- Standing still
- Eye contact – stop speaking until you get eye contact
- They hear a whisper better than a yell
- Coach Wooden – a stubborn mule responds better to gentleness
- Assistants: no notes during scouting report – let the players know that the coaches knew their business
- Tim Grgurvich – sweat with your players
- Riley’s Preparation:
- Everything he would say was planned
- Prepare, prepare, prepare
- Communication before a game:
- Angle you walk in
- Speed you walk in
- Posture you walk in
- Volume of your voice
- Timeouts :
- 1 thing on defense
- 1 thing on offense
- Post Game:
- Office Hours:
- Jerry Wainwrights office is like Disney Land
- We want our players to come see us
- Find ways to have meetings with your players without having a meeting
- Cafeteria
- Our best times and most difficult times congregate around food
- Vinnie Del Negro
- Did not play his first 2 years
- Saw Coach Valvano very often
- “when you’re good enough, Coach V will play you”
- Herb went to Turkey to learn more about the culture of the players he was recruiting
- Do you communicate with your player’s circle of influence?
- Anger is one letter short of Danger
- Servant Leaders
- Where are you on a team picture
- Do you drive
- Do you sit in the back
- Two types of leaders:
- Lets Everyone knows he’s important
- Makes everyone feel like they’re important
- Everyone use their leadership skills
- Every man his own captain
- Everyone must lead
- Books:
- Frank Luitz – “Not what you say; it’s what they hear”
- Jerry Spen – “How to argue and win every time”
- Dennis Waitley??? – “seeds of greatness”
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