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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2017 · 56 MIN

Episode 16 - Jamy Bechler on How Coaches Become Great Leaders

from College Recruiting Weekly Podcast

How do coaches become great leaders? Is there a secret formula? A set of specific rules to follow? Jamy Bechler is a former college coach who thinks he has some answers for you. He spent more than twenty years as a college basketball coach, and is now a certified speaker and consultant for the John Maxwell organization. Maxwell is a well known author and expert on the topic of effective leadership, as many coaches know. Bechler offers some really unique insights and recommendations on how coaches can become great leaders, why he left coaching, and we even got an impromptu visit from his son Jalen. For more info on how he can help you and your program develop better leadership principles, visit his website at www.jamybechler.com. You can also visit Dan's website at www.dantudor.com for information on bringing him to campus to work with your athletic department, as well as information on how Tudor Collegiate Strategies can work one-on-one with your program on a client basis. And, don't forget to register for our upcoming National Collegiate Recruiting Conference in June!

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