What you should do if your coach is not settled with his own playing career.

In this compelling episode of "Leveling Up," coaches Leo Young and Jeff Hogan delve into the complexities of transitioning from being a high-level player to becoming a high-level coach. They address the common misconception that excellence on the field seamlessly translates into excellence in coaching, shedding light on the nuances and challenges that arise in this evolution. Coach Leo draws from his own experiences and observations, emphasizing that a coach's effectiveness isn't solely determined by their past as a player. They discuss the telltale signs that a coach might still be grappling with their transition, focusing on the importance of recognizing when an advisor is yet to find their footing post-playing career. Leo and Jeff provide invaluable advice to listeners who find themselves under the guidance of a coach who is more of an advisor, possibly struggling to fully embrace their coaching role due to lingering attachments to their playing career. They offer actionable strategies on how to navigate such situations with poise and effectiveness. Throughout the episode, each emphasize the significance of open communication and setting realistic expectations when dealing with coaches in transition. Listeners gain insights into identifying the strengths these coaches bring from their playing days while also understanding how to support their growth into a more settled coaching role.  Youtube video of this PodCast: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeq_XixIekaG7V5RR-jQNjvuv0K7EaW6r Or audio PodCast at:  https://www.luposbaseball.com/podcasts/lupos-baseball-s-player-development-series-expert-interviews-and-listener-q-a/episodes/2148387328