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How to Make Leaders Out of Coaches?

Discover the key characteristics of a good coach and a good leader, and learn how to help coaches transition into great leaders. This session will explore the importance of knowledge, teaching skills, motivation, communication, decision-making, team-building, and winning habits. Attendees will also learn practical strategies to develop leadership skills in coaches, including creating leadership opportunities, sharing visions, providing feedback, empowering coaches to succeed, and modeling leadership behavior.

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How to Make Leaders Out of Coaches?

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  1. How toMakeLeadersOutofCoaches? NFHS Performing Arts Conference September 17, 2019 Mick Bridgewater, Executive Director Indiana State School Music Association

  2. QUESTION #1 Is there a difference?

  3. DICTIONARY DEFINITIONS Coach: a person who teaches and trains an athlete or performer. Leader: a person in charge or in control.

  4. COACH What are the characteristics of a GOOD coach?

  5. EXPERT A good coach has extensive knowledge of the sport or activity they are coaching. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC

  6. TEACHER A good coach has the ability to teach fundamental skills of the game or activity. “Basketball, like all sports, is predicated on the execution of fundamentals. The coach is a teacher. His subject: fundamentals.” Dr. Jack Ramsay, Hall of Fame Basketball Coach

  7. MOTIVATOR A good coach motivates individuals to achieve personal excellence.

  8. COMMUNICATOR A good coach has effective communication skills. “A coach is someone who can give correction without causing resentment.” John Wooden, Former UCLA Basketball Coach

  9. DECISION MAKER A good coach confidently makes game time or critical decisions that impacts outcomes.

  10. TEAMBUILDER A good coach is able to get high-achieving individuals to work together as an even higher-achieving team. “One person seeking glory doesn’t accomplish much. Success is the result of people pulling together to meet common goals.” John Maxwell, author

  11. WINNER A good coach makes a habit of winning.

  12. LEADER What are the characteristics of a GOOD leader?

  13. VISIONARY A good leader has the ability to see a future others do not see.

  14. INSPIRATIONAL A good leader inspires others by showing their passion for the vision.

  15. GOAL-SETTER A good leader guides others in strategically setting achievable goals and action plans.

  16. TRUST BUILDER A good leader builds trust by modeling strong core values and personal integrity.

  17. EMPOWERING A good leader provides opportunities for others to lead.

  18. GOOD TO GREAT A GREAT coach is a GOOD leader! and A GREAT leader is a GOOD coach!

  19. GOOD TO GREAT How do we help a good coach become a good leader and a great coach?

  20. GOOD TO GREAT 1. Create opportunities for the coach to lead others. Example: Ask them to facilitate a meeting, chair a committee, or lead a project.

  21. GOOD TO GREAT 2. Ask the coach to share their vision of what will be the accomplishments of the committee or outcomes of the project.

  22. GOOD TO GREAT 3. Provide feedback using the 3 C’s to build leadership skills and confidence.

  23. GOOD TO GREAT 4. Empower the coach to succeed by allowing them to fail.

  24. GOOD TO GREAT 5. Develop a plan to hold the coach accountable for showing consistency, speaking truthfully, and accepting responsibility.

  25. GOOD TO GREAT 6. BE the leader you want the coach to be. “The quality of a leader is reflected in the standards they set for themselves.” Ray Kroc

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