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Incredible Teams
by Incredible Teams
The most dominant teams regardless of discipline have, to an extent, similar elements that propelled them towards greatness. Learn the tactics behind them - and how, as a leader, you can build your own Incredible Team.
Episodes
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Eric Cohen - On The Boys in the Boat & UW Rowing
Eric Cohen is the preeminent historian on the University of Washington rowing program. He was one of the first contacts for Daniel James Brown in preparation for his book the Boys in the Boat. Cohen coxed three years in the Varsity 8 for the Huskies. During that time he was a three-time Pac-10...
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Washington Huskies Men's 8 Rowing (1933-37)
The Washington Huskies Men's 8 defied almost impossible odds on their way to success. This is a tale of blue collar, complete underdogs against the world. Although this is a more obscure team compared to those covered previously, I think the lessons in here are just as important. Not only that…
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Ira Miller - On Walsh, Montana and the 49ers
Ira Miller was the main beat writer for the San Francisco Chronicle, covering the 49ers, from 1977-2006. He was essentially a 49ers insider through all 5 of their Super Bowl wins and, perhaps more importantly, was one of only a couple of journalists who Bill Walsh trusted. Ira was also the...
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San Francisco 49ers: Part 2 (1985-94)
The 2nd installment of the 49ers dynasty from 1985-1994. Listen as Bill Walsh & Joe Montana continue winning then pass the baton to George Seifert, Steve Young and co. Hear about how important pragmatism and planning were through a period of major change as the Niners continued to dominate....
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San Francisco 49ers: Part 1 (1981-84)
The 49ers were the most dominant NFL franchise from 1981 to 1994, winning 5 Super Bowls! Listen as Bill Walsh and Joe Montana drive a struggling organization to the very top. Sources: Tales from the San Francisco 49ers Sideline by Roger Craig & Matt Maiocco Montana: The Biography of Football's…
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Andy Hill - Lessons learned from Wooden, Walton, and CBS
Andy Hill is the author of Be Quick - But Don't Hurry, written with John Wooden. Hill is the ONLY player to play with both Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bill Walton, and one of only 14 players to win 3 NCAA championships in Men's Basketball. After his college career he went on to a successful career as...
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UCLA Bruins Men's Basketball: Part 2 (1970-75)
The 2nd episode of the UCLA Bruins story tells the tale of National Championships 6 through 10. Coach John Wooden leads Bill Walton and co. to break nearly every record possible while navigating turbulence off the court. Sources: UCLA's Fabulous Bruins by Larry Bortstein The Sons of Westwood…
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UCLA Bruins Men's Basketball: Part 1 (1964-69)
The UCLA Bruins dynasty from 1964-75 is full of so many incredible stories I had to split the episode in two. In the 1st installment, listen as John Wooden coaches Lew Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) and co. to five NCAA National Championships from 1964-69. Sources: UCLA's Fabulous Bruins by…
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Les Habitants: The Montreal Canadiens (1955-60)
The Montreal Canadiens are the oldest professional Hockey team and most successful. They remain the only team to win 5 consecutive Stanley Cups. Listen as Maurice 'The Rocket' Richard, Jean Béliveau, Dickie Moore and crew dominate the NHL. Sources: Jean Béliveau: My Life in Hockey by Jean...
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All Blacks: The New Zealand National Rugby Team (1987-90)
The All Blacks are one of the most dominant teams of all time, the late 80's in particular were especially successful. Listen as Sir Brian Lochore leads his men, including Buck Shelford, John Kirwan, Michael Jones and more, to heady heights. Sources: The Jersey: The All Blacks: The Secret's…
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Seleção Canarinho: The Brazil National Football Team (1958-62)
The Brazil National Football Team of 1958-62 remain the only team to win back-to-back FIFA World Cups on different continents. Listen as Pelé, Garrincha and co. rise to the very top. Sources: Futebol Nation: The Story of Brazil through Soccer by David Goldblatt Garrincha: The Triumph and Tragedy…
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The most dominant teams regardless of discipline have, to an extent, similar elements that propelled them towards greatness. Learn the tactics behind them - and how, as a leader, you can build your own Incredible Team.
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