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Jun 23, 2025 1 hr 29 min

EPISODE 258: TAYLOR LAND

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In this powerful episode, Coach Taylor Land of Second Baptist High School joins Matt Sayman to dive into the art of building a championship culture from the ground up. From his early coaching influences at Incarnate Word and St. Edward's to winning a state title in his first year at Second Baptist, Coach Land shares timeless wisdom on leadership, player development, and the power of gratitude. Key themes include the role of film and analytics in practice, empowering athletes to lead, handling multi-sport athletes, and how gratitude shapes team chemistry. With stories from his coaching career, daily habits that drive consistency, and practical systems that support player buy-in, this episode is a must-listen for coaches and leaders at every level. 🎧 Tune in for: The role of humility and adaptability in coaching Film study tips that keep players engaged Building confidence and freedom in young athletes What defensive analytics look like in practice Creating culture through daily gratitude Managing multi-sport athletes with care and clarity Personal routines to stay spiritually grounded Whether you're coaching high school or college, this episode is packed with actionable insights to elevate your team culture and impact lives. 📌 Subscribe for more episodes every week! 🎧|🎥 JAMODI PODCAST 💪🏻 Powered by: Ballogy | Shoot 360 DFW | Sideline Interactive | Scoreboard Media

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