Yet another intuitive intangible that I truly believe cannot be taught… But CAN be improved upon so long as you’re prepared to look in the mirror…
A quality Coach has a presence.
Not because they are dictators or aristocratic morons who feel compelled to proclaim their dominance, but because they simply have a commanding authority that is automatically respected and impossible to ignore when Coaching Young Athletes.
In my career, I have 3 Coaches who fit this bill perfectly –
Youth Fitness: Find out how to get ahead of the competition
Okay, the inventory is set and ready to move!
And here’s what I’ve got for you:
1) Closed-Door: How to Create Profitable & Effective Speed Camps
On the Sunday of the 2009 IYCA International Summit, I did a 4-hour closed-door presentation along with Pat Rigsby:
:: How to Teach Deceleration & Acceleration (6-Step Sequence)
:: How to Prepare Athletes for Speed Combine Camps
:: How to Create Programs that Are Effective in 1, 2 or 7 Day Speed Camps
:: How to Write & Send Press Releases So You Get in the Paper & on TV
:: How to Create Free Community Events that Lead to BIG BUCKS
This seminar was wildly successful and became an international smash hit. Not just because of what I taught about effective Speed & Agility Training, but because I revealed my own formula for creating weekend Speed Camps that routinely generated as much as $10,000!!
or not, you’re bound to have some questions about our 2010 event.
Why should you attend?
Will you obtain CEU’s?
Why is it less expensive than last year?
Will you become certified through the IYCA for attend?
I’ve got all your answers here!
1) Why should I attend the IYCA International Summit in 2010?
Honestly, I could spend all day answering this one.
Let me list some bullet points for you –
The Speakers & Education:
Carlo Alvarez is a former Major League Baseball Coach and considered
the very best high school Strength Coach in the country.
David Jack received a standing ovation at last year’s IYCA Summit because his
seminar on ‘Mentoring Young Athletes’ was so cutting and innovative.
Nick Berry has created multiple businesses in the fitness industry and
developed systems to see them ALL become profitable and revenue-rich.
Pat Rigsby is considered the finest and most knowledgeable marketing
guru in the fitness industry today.
Dr. Kwame Brown has created a pre-adolescent fitness program called
‘FUNction’ which is currently the most on-demand and successful
fitness initiative in the entire country.
Think any of these experts can help with your training and business
issues or questions?
Think you could learn some stuff from them that will make you a better
Coach and more money literally overnight?
I have long contended that too much coaching when it comes to working
with very young athletes is far worse than not enough instruction.
Give them ideas of what it is you want.
Offer more instruction if they need it.
And then let them play.
Allow them to figure it out.
This process builds Athletic Intelligence and gives very young athletes the
ability to warehouse knowledge through a trial and error sort of way.
Do you agree?
Disagree and want to explain why?
Please watch this two minute video during which I explain how to correctly be Coaching Young Athletes the process of deceleration.
Give it a watch and leave your comments below. I really want to know your
thoughts on the matter.
At this past February’s International Summit, I, along with ten of the most
well-known and gifted Youth Fitness Specialists in the world, offered information
about training, nutrition and business during a 3-day event that has been called
"One of the Best Fitness Events Ever"
::Dr. Kwame Brown – The Art of Play
:: Pat Rigsby – Marketing for a Youth Fitness Business
:: Nick Berry – Business Systems for Youth Fitness
:: Carlo Alvarez – Creating Championship High School Programs
:: Dr. Chris Mohr – Nutrition for the Young Athlete
:: Lee Taft – Speed & Agility Training
Click Here Now to witness this landmark event for yourself
And I say that because there are very few real experts in the industry of
fitness and sports training.
Gray Cook comes to mind as one of them.
So to does Alwyn Cosgrove, Al Vermeil and Carlo Alvarez.
Experts all.
Easy to spot on expert, too. They’re the ones who have a major track record
of success when it comes to training athletes, but are also ALWAYS on the
lookout for stuff they don’t know.
Lifelong learners.
That to me is what defines an ‘expert’.
The greatest expert I know in terms of youth speed training and agility training is a man that
I am 100% sure you know.
