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EPISODE · May 29, 2025 · 29 MIN

Is Drama Killing Your Team? Here’s How Great Coaches Respond

from Coach Her Game · host Coach Bre

Tired of dealing with gossip, cliques, and constant tension on your team? Fix the drama at the source → https://coachfreetraining.com If drama, gossip, and locker room tension are dragging your team down, you’re not alone. From the group chat chaos to passive-aggressive side eyes—this stuff can tank team culture FAST. But great coaches don’t just manage drama…they prevent it. In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on how I stopped drama after losing two players on a state championship team and built a team culture rooted in trust, clarity, and emotional resilience. You’ll learn exactly how to reduce drama and increase connection using simple, research-backed tools you can apply this week. 👋 I’m Coach Bre — a mental performance coach for girl athletes, Co-Founder of The Elite Competitor, and a longtime head volleyball coach and 4-time state champion. I’ve coached girl athletes for 14+ years and helped hundreds of coaches go from “managing moods” to mentally strong teams that win on and off the court. 🎯 You’ll walk away with:The real reason drama starts (hint: it’s not just “bad attitudes”)Why confidence—not character—is the foundation of dramaless teamsHow to implement the Snapback Routine for fast mistake recoveryA simple way to run biweekly athlete check-ins that prevent spiralsHow the 3-2-1 BRAVE Routine builds focused, emotionally regulated athletesSystems that actually work to stop gossip, cliques, and team divisionHow to build role clarity that boosts buy-in, even from non-startersA full breakdown of the Leadership Core, behavior standards, and the Open Circle Method for weekly connection 🕓 Key Moments00:00 Introduction to Team Drama 00:13 Personal Experience with Team Drama 00:48 Addressing the Root Cause of Drama 01:12 Shoutout to Coach Jackie 03:12 Building Confidence to Reduce Drama 06:19 Implementing Mental Training 11:21 Role Clarity and Regular Check-ins 16:30 Leadership and Behavior Standards 19:32 Conflict Resolution Strategies 23:09 Dealing with Existing Team Drama 👇 Coaches - comment below: What’s the biggest challenge you face when it comes to team culture? Want all the tools I use in my own high school program? Grab our in-depth free training: https://coachfreetraining.com Learn more here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygJtH33YkS0&list=PLYeP0oZHlVGnpaLoRNVrOZvle3CFq_TTtHead to coachfreetraining.com to grab our free training for coaches to quickly level-up your team's mental game!

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Tired of dealing with gossip, cliques, and constant tension on your team? Fix the drama at the source → https://coachfreetraining.com If drama, gossip, and locker room tension are dragging your team down, you’re not alone. From the group chat chaos to passive-aggressive side eyes—this stuff can tank team culture FAST. But great coaches don’t just manage drama…they prevent it. In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on how I stopped drama after losing two players on a state c...

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