Balance Sports Publishing and Positive Coaching Alliance are teaming up on a suite of exciting new books for high school athletes, parents, and coaches—all focused on helping athletes develop into the ultimate type of competitor—the Triple-Impact Competitor who makes himself, his teammates, and the game better.
High schools across the nation are successfully using the Triple-Impact Competitor model to dramatically improve the sports culture in their community.
These new books offer an opportunity to, literally, get parents, coaches, and athletes all on the same page. And, they can be Customized to fit your needs.
The High School Sports Parent: Developing Triple-Impact Competitors is currently available.
Elevating Your Game: Becoming a Triple-Impact Competitor
Available Fall 2010
For athletes, this short, engaging book provides inspiration, guidance, and practical tools to help high school athletes compete at their highest level by making themselves, teammates, and the game better. It includes valuable insights from sports psychologists and professional athletes about how to achieve peak performances, develop leadership skills, and compete with humility and class.
The book contains 10 fun, simple, and innovative exercises that help improve athletes’ performance, including Setting SMART Goals; Fueling Performance: Diet, Nutrition, Sleep, and Recovery; Understanding Personality Types: What Makes Your Teammates Tick; and Honoring the Game: Competing with Class.
Coaches who use this book will create a common language that helps establish a culture of excellence, unselfish play, and improved teamwork.
Developing Triple-Impact Competitors
Available 2011
For high school coaches, this book outlines the keys to establishing a winning team culture—one that improves their athlete’s chances of winning on and off the field. Coaches will learn how to:
· Create a clear coaching philosophy to guide all important decisions, on and off the field
· Establish great team morale
· Make practices productive and fun
· Provide feedback to athletes in ways they can act on it to improve performance
· Develop leadership skills among all athletes
· Build effective relationships with parents and the community
· Teach life lessons in the sports context
Balance Sports Publishing and Positive Coaching Alliance are teaming up on a suite of exciting new books for high school athletes, parents, and coaches—all focused on helping athletes develop into the ultimate type of competitor—the Triple-Impact Competitor who makes himself, his teammates, and the game better.
High schools across the nation are successfully using the Triple-Impact Competitor model to dramatically improve the sports culture in their community.
These new books offer an opportunity to, literally, get parents, coaches, and athletes all on the same page. And, they can be Customized to fit your needs.
The High School Sports Parent: Developing Triple-Impact Competitors is currently available.
Elevating Your Game: Becoming a Triple-Impact Competitor
Available Fall 2010
For athletes, this short, engaging book provides inspiration, guidance, and practical tools to help high school athletes compete at their highest level by making themselves, teammates, and the game better. It includes valuable insights from sports psychologists and professional athletes about how to achieve peak performances, develop leadership skills, and compete with humility and class.
The book contains 10 fun, simple, and innovative exercises that help improve athletes’ performance, including Setting SMART Goals; Fueling Performance: Diet, Nutrition, Sleep, and Recovery; Understanding Personality Types: What Makes Your Teammates Tick; and Honoring the Game: Competing with Class.
Coaches who use this book will create a common language that helps establish a culture of excellence, unselfish play, and improved teamwork.
Developing Triple-Impact Competitors
Available 2011
For high school coaches, this book outlines the keys to establishing a winning team culture—one that improves their athlete’s chances of winning on and off the field. Coaches will learn how to:
· Create a clear coaching philosophy to guide all important decisions, on and off the field
· Establish great team morale
· Make practices productive and fun
· Provide feedback to athletes in ways they can act on it to improve performance
· Develop leadership skills among all athletes
· Build effective relationships with parents and the community
· Teach life lessons in the sports context