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168 Coach
by Mike Elia
Every week has 168 hours. Coaches and athletes spend only a fraction of them together, but development doesn’t stop when practice ends.Short reflections and conversations about coaching, leadership, and athlete development beyond practice, drawn from research and the experiences of coaches who build lasting influence.From Mike and Lou Elia, authors of The 168-Hour Coach. Learn more at 168coach.org.
Episodes
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Coaching Beyond Practice
Tony Sagnella asks his players for their five best and five worst plays, and the real work is the conversation that follows. This episode walks through recent research on developing athletes between practices: using information, structure without schoolwork, visibility versus surveillance, and…
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The Player You Never Have to Coach
Coaches naturally spend attention on problems and stars. This episode looks at the low-friction player in the middle, the one who may need coaching precisely because he rarely demands it.
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You Don’t Have to Assign Everything
Not everything worth putting in front of a player has to become homework. This episode explores the difference between requiring completion and using voluntary engagement to guide where coaching is needed.
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How Did You Arrive at Your Player Development Program?
Every team has a player development program, but not every team designed one intentionally. This episode looks at whether your program exists by design or by accumulation.
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Are You Coaching the Player You Have?
Two players can make the same mistake and need completely different coaching. This episode looks at the difference between treating players the same and actually knowing what each player needs to reach the same standard.
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What Are You Actually Trying to Develop?
Coaches deliver a lot: drills, workouts, film, videos, conversations, advice. But delivering something doesn’t mean development happened. This episode asks a harder question: what actually changed in the player?
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Can Your Players Change Your Mind?
Marcus Aurelius believed being corrected wasn't a threat to authority. It was a path to the truth. What does that mean for coaches who expect their players to be coachable?
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Who Sets the Temperature?
Players get frustrated, defensive, angry, and sometimes difficult. The question is whether the coach lets that emotion set the tone. This episode is about staying in control of your own response so you can actually coach the player through theirs.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Every week has 168 hours. Coaches and athletes spend only a fraction of them together, but development doesn’t stop when practice ends.Short reflections and conversations about coaching, leadership, and athlete development beyond practice, drawn from research and the experiences of coaches who build lasting influence.From Mike and Lou Elia, authors of The 168-Hour Coach. Learn more at 168coach.org.
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