Coach 360
338 episodes - English - Latest episode: 7 months ago - ★★★★★ - 26 ratingsCoach 360 is a podcast dedicated to helping high school coaches take their leadership to the next level.
In each episode, we'll talk to high school coaches and athletic directors about topics like: developing culture, locker room management, character development, hiring staff, mental toughness, anger management, practice and preparation techniques, and more.
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238. Be a Coffee Bean with Guest Damon West
April 15, 2020 08:00 - 39 minutes - 54.8 MBInside every struggle there is tremendous opportunity. We live in interesting times, and interesting is often a euphemism for difficult. But even in these interesting, difficult times, there are opportunities everywhere. Opportunities to affect others. Opportunities to get up and do something. Opportunities to step beyond our comfort zone so that we can grow. In this episode, our guest Damon West poses the question: where is your opportunity right now? We are all deep in the struggle of ou...
237. Second Chair Leadership with Colton and Mackey
April 13, 2020 08:00 - 23 minutes - 32.6 MBDescription: Second-in-command, second chair, assistant coach. These are all ways of describing the same thing: a leader. An assistant coach is just as valuable to the team as the head coach. A second chair has a responsibility to help the first chair become his best, just as the first helps the second to be the best they can be. Just because a leader isn't the top dog doesn't mean they aren't important, valued, or influential. In this episode, Colton and Mackey dive in on leading from th...
236. Thank You, Coach with Guest Angus Reid
April 09, 2020 08:00 - 34 minutes - 46.9 MBDescription: Coaches are under a lot of pressure to get wins and have model athletes, but there isn't necessarily a lot of praise or thanks for all the hard work that goes into meeting those demands. But coaches are helping to develop the adults of tomorrow. Many of us had an influential coach in our middle or high school years who left a lasting impact on our lives. Coaches who are authentic. Coaches who speak truth, not because it is popular, but because it is right. Coaches who teach a...
235. Navigating the Coach at Home Season with Colton and Mackey
April 06, 2020 08:00 - 21 minutes - 30.2 MBIn the midst of uncertainty with school and business closures, Mackey and Colton bring us this episode, where they discuss accepting reality, taking action, and being there for our athletes and our F.A.M.I.L.Y. Mackey and Colton want to remind us that it's okay to be blindsided by the current situation because no one could have seen this coming. But what is not okay is to stay blindsided and lamenting that things are not as they should be. Our student-athletes deserve better from us than t...
234. Go Where You Can Grow | John Walsh | Guyer HS (Denton ISD)
March 30, 2020 08:00 - 24 minutes - 33.2 MBThe people that we surround ourselves with at work and in our personal lives have a huge influence on us. That's why it's so important to surround ourselves with people who do things the right way and who help us grow personally and professionally This is one of many insights provided by Coach John Walsh of Denton ISD in this interview. Coach Walsh also discusses doing research to find an athletic program or head coach that is the right fit and growing within that program. Key Takeaways: ...
233. What's Anchoring Your Athletes? | Michael Waldie | Gonzales ISD
March 23, 2020 08:00 - 22 minutes - 30.5 MBOur team and school standards are what make us who we are. Everything runs more smoothly when coaches and athletes are doing the right things based on those standards. Our high standards give our athletes something to grab and hold onto when something goes wrong in their lives. It's an anchor for our student-athletes' lives where they can learn how to do hard things with integrity. In this episode, Colton interviews Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Michael Waldie of Gonzalez ISD. ...
232. Accountability Breeds Growth | Bobby Cook | Duncan High School [OK]
March 16, 2020 08:00 - 20 minutes - 28 MBAs coaches, we have to hold our athletes accountable for their actions. When they mess up a play in the middle of a big game, that's on them. After all, we're not the ones playing; they are. But, we have to remember that every kid responds to constructive criticism differently, so the way that we address accountability and hold each athlete accountable for their actions will be slightly different. To get to the point where we know how to hold each of them accountable, we have to know our ath...
231. Athletes Model What They See | Kyle Abshire | Carrizo Springs HS
March 09, 2020 08:00 - 26 minutes - 36.3 MBYour family isn't just your blood relatives or your spouse. Your family is also your friends, your co-workers, and, your athletes. Having a team that acts like a family means that everyone is valued, and everyone has a place in the program. When we focus on inclusion and togetherness, other values like hard work and competition are easier to drive home. In this episode, head football coach Kyle Abshire of Carizo Springs High School talks us through building a family atmosphere where everyo...
230. Creative Adversity For Your Athletes | Jade Allison | Bishop Kelley HS [OK]
March 02, 2020 09:00 - 26 minutes - 36.4 MBOur athletes will not grow without challenges and adversity. They need obstacles in their path, so they can learn how to overcome natural opposition. The playing field isn't always fair--refs make mistakes and the other team might have better players than we do. But, life is not always fair either, and the field is a safe place for our athletes to learn this truth. Regardless of unfairness or adversity, our athletes are capable of learning and growing, and we just need to put them in positio...
229. How Coaches Fill the Gap | John Contrucci | Junction ISD
February 24, 2020 09:00 - 21 minutes - 28.9 MBThe role of a coach is intricate, even complex. It seems like it should be very simple: Set drills, work out plays, review tape, play the game, rinse and repeat. But if all we focus on is the X's and O's, or the nitty-gritty details of the sport, we are missing the mark. As Coach John Contrucci, Athletic Director of Junction ISD reminds us in this episode, coaching goes beyond running plays and scoring points. As coaches, we fill a void in the lives or our athletes by modeling appropriate ...
228. DUB: Depend Upon Brothers | Marcus Gold | Whitehouse HS
February 17, 2020 09:00 - 22 minutes - 31.2 MBWithout truth, there can be no trust. Without trust, there can be no relationship. Without a relationship, there can be no chemistry. Truth and trust are the foundation of any team. Without truthful feedback, no trust will form, and without trust, there is no progress, no growth, and no wins. For that reason, "Speak the Truth" is one of the laws of the Depend Upon Brothers (DUB) concept used by the football program at Whitehouse High School. This concept, or code of conduct, makes it clear...
227. How Are You Coaching Each Athlete? | Kristina Stephens | Bells HS
February 10, 2020 09:00 - 15 minutes - 21.9 MBYour athletic program won't look like the one in the next town over, the one is another district, or really any other program in existence. In fact, your program this year won't look like the program from last year. Why? Because your athletes this year don't look like your athletes from last year. The athletes are what make your program different. That's why you build relationships with your athletes, coach them based on their individual strengths, and create game and practice strategies bas...
226. Know How You Coach | Ricklan Holmes | Tyler High School
February 03, 2020 09:00 - 21 minutes - 29.5 MBCan you describe your coaching style in five words or less? The key to consistency in your coaching is knowing how you coach. You have to have a clear picture of what you want to accomplish with your athletic program, so that you can pass that message on to your coaching staff. Once the coaching staff gets it, that vision will trickle down to your athletes. In this episode of the Coach 360 podcast, Colton talks to Head Football Coach and Athletic Director Ricklan Holmes of Tyler High Schoo...
225. Building Confidence in Your Athletes | Clark Oberle | Decatur HS
January 27, 2020 09:00 - 19 minutes - 27.2 MBAthletes perform better when they are confident in themselves and trust in their coaches. So how do we, as coaches, help our athletes get to that point of confidence and trust, so our athletes can go on to reach their full potential in sports and life? During this interview with Head Volleyball Coach and Girls' Athletic Director Clark Oberle of Decatur High School, Colton and Coach Oberle discuss how to build confidence in our athletes. Some of the suggestions you will hear about include: ...
224. "Good Enough" Is Never Good Enough | Carlos Lynn | Cedar Hill HS
January 20, 2020 09:00 - 22 minutes - 31 MBWhen your program is founded on the vision, standards, and values that you live by, you give the athletes in your care an opportunity to learn how to be great men and women. It's not just the big ideas like: Be better than you were yesterday, Don't settle for good enough, and Treat others with respect. Those ideas are communicated through sports, but it's not the big ideas that actually hit home; instead, it's the daily repetition and living of those ideas that makes the difference in your a...
223. Leaving a Legacy of Toughness and Discipline | Brian Herman | Marble Falls HS
January 13, 2020 09:00 - 20 minutes - 27.7 MBMany coaches will not stay with one school or district for their entire career. Circumstances with the school or your family, as well as your own ambitions, can all lead you away from your current athletic program and athletes. It's a natural progression, and there may come a point where you have to make the hard decision to leave the student-athletes that you have poured so much into. When that time comes, remember that kids are kids, and they all need a good coach to pour valuable lessons ...
222. Believe in, Demand of Them, and Love Them | Ged Kates | Richland HS (Birdville ISD)
January 06, 2020 09:00 - 24 minutes - 34 MBBeing an athlete is a major commitment. You don't get time off from it. Even if you are injured, you support your team from the bench and you uphold the team values off the pitch. Our student-athletes need to understand that whether or not they're wearing the jersey, once they join our team, they are an athlete, and there are expectations for that - Expectations that they put character first, learn from their mistakes, and demonstrate self-discipline. During this interview with Coach Ged K...
221. Success Begets Success | Ray Zepeda | Cypress-Fairbanks ISD
December 16, 2019 09:00 - 19 minutes - 26.1 MBCoaches and athletes are motivated by a scoreboard. Sometimes that scoreboard reflects the game results, but sometimes it reflects an A/B honor roll percentage. The difference is in the focus of the athletic program. Are we in it just for the on-field wins and trophies? Or, do we understand that there is something more important than sports going on here? In this interview with Coach Ray Zepeda, District Athletic Director of Cypress-Fairbanks ISD, Coach Zepeda explains why the focus shoul...
220. Gaining Athletes' Trust | Rod Blount | Navarro ISD
December 09, 2019 09:00 - 20 minutes - 27.7 MBCoaches aren't successful unless their athletes are successful. That's why we push our athletes so hard in practice and off-season. That's why we yell and assign burpies. We want to see them grow and succeed. But, as Coach Rod Blount of Navarro ISD reminds us during this interview, there's more to helping our athletes become their best selves than just yelling. We've also got to love them. If we love our athletes well, they will run through a brick wall for us. Love is how we make the greate...
219. The Impact of Environment | Gerald Brence | Plano ISD
December 02, 2019 09:00 - 22 minutes - 31.2 MBIf we expect our athletes to keep returning day after day, game after game, and year after year, they need to want to be here. Coach Gerald Brence of Plano ISD asks coaches to remember that our athletes want encouragement, fairness, and organization. If we can give them that, we can make athletics the highlight of their day. During this interview, Coach Brence also discusses the four traits that he believes the best coaches possess. Key Takeaways: - Athletes need to want to play. -...
218. How to Lead a New-To-You Program | Zack Hudson | Mabank HS
November 25, 2019 09:00 - 24 minutes - 33.2 MBTrust has to be built before you can make any major changes after you transition to a new-to-you athletics program. See, the program is new to you, but it’s already been established by others. If you try to bring in a wrecking ball on day one, it’s going to ruffle feathers. Sometimes feather-ruffling is necessary, but you won’t know until you observe the status quo. In this interview with Coach Zack Hudson, head football coach of Mabank High School, Coach discusses how to get a feel for a ...
217. How to Weekend | Mackey Live
November 21, 2019 09:00 - 12 minutes - 16.6 MBHow you weekend has a direct impact on how you perform during the week. It’s not separate from the rest of the week or from your personal identity. When you weekend poorly (i.e. wasting time, doing things you shouldn’t), it’s a symptom of a deeper issue with the balance in your life. Leaders rise above the TGIF mentality. They recognize that although the things you do might be different on the weekend, how you do things shouldn’t be any different from the weekly hustle. In this episode, Ma...
216. Discipline is Freedom | Eric De Los Santos | Irving HS
November 18, 2019 09:00 - 19 minutes - 27 MBAccording to Coach Eric de los Santos of Irving High, athletes want discipline because it equals freedom. The team at 2 Words definitely agrees. Coaches expect things from their athletes that the kids might not expect of themselves, and discipline is the only way to make it a reality. Discipline gives us the space to learn and grow within boundaries that keep us safe and focused. It gives us the freedom to succeed. In this episode, Coach Eric also gives advice on working with athletic prog...
215. You Don't Want It | Mackey Live
November 14, 2019 09:00 - 8 minutes - 12.2 MBLao Tzu, Oprah Winfrey, and Charles Darwin all have something in common: They get the importance of time management. Time is a precious, finite resource. Each minute that passes can’t be retrieved, and how we spend our time is a direct reflection of what our priorities are. In this episode, Mackey dissects three quotes that give us insight into how we can make the best use of our limited time. Key Takeaways: -How you spend your time is your choice. -The day will come when you run out of ...
214. Be the Example | Chance Westmoreland | Argyle HS
November 11, 2019 09:00 - 19 minutes - 26.2 MBIf you want your athletes to invest their time, energy, and effort in your program, you have to invest in your athletes. Continuously building relationships with your student-athletes allows you to speak to them on a deeper level than pep talks and plays. In this episode, Coach Chance Westmoreland of Argyle High School shares why building relationships is crucial to a sound athletic program. He also provides tips and techniques for how to build and strengthen those relationships. Key Tak...
213. Because I Said I Would | Mackey Live
November 07, 2019 09:00 - 8 minutes - 11.6 MBWhen you start something new, the very novelty of it makes everything exciting. You’re curious and ready to see where this new activity can take you. But there will come a point when that stops. This is the point when motivation fades, and there’s a long slog to get through before habit makes this hard thing easy. To honor your integrity, you have to do what you said you would do, even when it’s hard or the novelty has worn off. In this episode from a ruck in Cedar Hill, Mackey explores wh...
212. P.R.I.D.E. Mentality | Kurt Traylor | Lee High School
November 04, 2019 09:00 - 25 minutes - 35.6 MBInvesting in your athletes is sort of like investing in a 401k for retirement. The more you put in, the more you will get out later. That investment is particularly important when you join a new program. The athletes don’t know you yet, and they probably won’t be ready for you to drop a 50 lb. hammer on them in practice. In this episode, Colton and Head Football Coach Kurt Traylor of Lee High School in Tyler ISD discuss what it means to invest in your athletes and how the PRIDE mentality h...
211. Finish Strong | Live at Eastview HS
October 31, 2019 08:00 - 7 minutes - 9.77 MBNo matter what season you’re in, it will come to a finish. High school ends, college ends, eventually even the pros retire. Every season will finish, but you choose how you will finish it. Will you finish strong—blowing past the finish line? Or will you have a meh finish where you reach the line, but not at full steam? How you finish is how you set yourself up for success. You’ll have to finish; there’s no choice about that. But there is a choice in how. Remember these two words: Finish St...
210. Uncommon Men Win | Travis Reeve | Cuero High School
October 28, 2019 08:00 - 25 minutes - 34.6 MBThings won’t always go our way. During tough times, our primary job as coaches is to be there to support our athletes. We can help them grow through the struggle as long as we stand firm and support each other. This inspiring message and more comes from Coach Travis Reeve, Athletic Director and Head Football Coach at Cuero High School. In this episode, Coach Reeve tells us about his team’s phrase “uncommon men win” and their four core values. Key Takeaways: -Ever person has a chance to ...
209. Dependability vs. Ability
October 24, 2019 08:00 - 10 minutes - 14.5 MB“Because I said so” isn’t just a statement of authority. It’s also a statement of dependability: Because I said so, it will be done. Dependability is all about doing what you say you are going to do. Dependability will always beat ability because no matter how much talent you have, it’s worthless if you can’t be depended upon to do what you said you would do. In this sample from the 2Words Character Development curriculum, Mackey lays out the difference between ability and dependability, a...
208. Who Are We? | John Fish | Bonham High School
October 21, 2019 08:00 - 26 minutes - 36 MBWe love talking to coaches like Head Football Coach John Fish of Bonham high school about the values of their program, their ideas about the most important skills for coaches and athletes, and good, sound advice. In this episode, Coach Fish shares his program values, including discipline, relating to peers, and responding to our emotions. He tells us why being detail-oriented is a valuable skill for coaches and players. He also gives advice such as the importance of learning a team’s ident...
207. Five Star Character
October 17, 2019 08:00 - 11 minutes - 16.4 MBIt does no good to be a 5-star athlete if you have 0-star character. The same is true for any area of life. When you’re 5-star in one area and 0-star in another, it shows that you are compartmentalizing your life. The people who compartmentalize are the ones who live with the greatest disappointments. So, if you want to find success on the field and in life, stop compartmentalizing and focus on developing 5-star character. Remember: Your character drives and influences every area of your...
206. Accountability Starts with You | Andy Sexton | Bastrop ISD
October 14, 2019 08:00 - 20 minutes - 27.6 MBCoach Andy Sexton, Director of Athletics for Bastrop ISD, took some time to talk with Coach 360 about the issues facing coaches today, and how the Bastrop ISD program is finding solutions. The issues and solutions discussed include: holding athletes accountable for mistakes, fighting to keep players engaged in the program, and hiring the right people. Key Takeaways: -Hold athletes accountable for mistakes so they learn how to change -Don’t lose sight of why you’re a coach: for the studen...
205. How to Help Your Athletes Redraft Their Narrative | Mackey Live
October 10, 2019 08:00 - 8 minutes - 12.3 MBHow much negative self-talk do our student-athletes experience everyday? Probably more than we suspect, since most of that negative self-talk is happening in their heads where we can’t hear it or correct it. We may never know how much negative self-talk our athletes are dealing with, but we can help them overcome it. This episode of Coach 360 provides tips and ideas for how to encourage our student-athletes to move beyond negative self-talk. We want to help them re-draft the narrative they...
204. Authenticity Opens the Door to Deeper Relationships | Jonathan Lamb | Leander ISD
October 07, 2019 08:00 - 23 minutes - 32 MBDuring this interview with Coach Jonathan Lamb of Leander ISD, Colton and Coach discuss how to build deeper relationships with athletes, coaches, and parents. The first step is being authentic because that opens the door for developing deeper relationships. Along with authenticity, we build deeper relationships with our athletes by knowing them beyond the sport. We want to know: What other activities are they into? Who are they really? When the student-athlete’s parents realize you have ...
203. We Are | Mackey Live
October 03, 2019 08:00 - 8 minutes - 11.5 MBWho are you? What motivates you? Are you motivated by success or by integrity? Are you the person that says “I’m going to set the standards that are worthy of the talents inside of me”? Do your goals require you to fail greatly? In this episode of Coach 360, Mackey is live at Champion, and he’s got these questions for you and more to help you think about your motivation in life and what that means for success. Key Takeaways: -If your goals don’t require you to fail greatly, they a...
202. Your Actions Drive Your Message | Brad LaPlante| Hutto High School
September 30, 2019 08:00 - 28 minutes - 39.4 MBHow do you get your athletes to go above and beyond? How do you encourage them to be successful? According to Coach Brad LaPlante of Hutto High School, you do it through living what you teach, so that you lead by example. Communication is the key to teaching new skills and encouraging character-driven behavior. But all the talking in the world is useless if your own actions as their coach fail to drive the message home. Let your actions drive the message of going above and beyond to find...
201. 3 Things Programs That Go Beyond the Game Have
September 26, 2019 08:00 - 10 minutes - 13.8 MBYou know the importance of coaching beyond the game, but what does that look like practice? For starters, coaching beyond the game means being intentional with everything that you do. It means being present for your athletes so they can see and mirror your actions. It means teaching them how to interact with other people, including giving a good handshake and expressing gratitude. In this episode, Mackey speaks about coaching beyond the game, beyond the locker room, to impact your studen...
200. Accountability Breeds Family | Timothy Russell | Harmony HS
September 23, 2019 08:00 - 25 minutes - 35.5 MBDuring an interview with Coach Tim Russell, Athletic Director and Head Football Coach for Harmony High School, Coach shared that the team is a family built on accountability and trust. The team has to love each other enough to call each other out when they are wrong - to hold each other accountable. That commitment to the truth, even when it’s tough, builds trust that strengthens the bonds of family. The family atmosphere of the team is the foundation for character building in the Harmon...
199. Turn Your Bad Days to Growth | Mackey Live
September 19, 2019 08:00 - 15 minutes - 21.8 MBEvery person you meet is in one of three places: -Having a bad time -About to have a bad time -Recovering from a bad time It is guaranteed that you will have bad days and rough times. There may even be days when you struggle to get out of bed. Those rough times and the struggles you face can either anchor you down or be the catalyst that propels you forward. The choice is yours. Will you choose to let your struggles make you stronger? Key Takeaways: Choose to view adversity as an ...
198. Coaching Beyond the Game with Colton and Mackey
September 11, 2019 08:00 - 15 minutes - 21.9 MBAs coaches, we have to coach beyond the game to make a lasting impact on our student-athletes. A good game plan is crucial for making an impact, but the process of creating and executing a good game plan can be daunting. The good news is: You don’t have to do it alone. Your fellow coaches and 2Words Character Development are here to help. If you need help, just ask for it. Key Takeaways: We can’t stop at a scoreboard if we want to make a lasting impact The better your game plan, the be...
197. The Eight Pillars of a Culture of Character | Live at the THSCA Coaching School
July 24, 2019 15:37 - 51 minutes - 70.5 MBIn our latest episode, Mackey is live from the Texas High School Coaches Association Coaching School talking about the 8 pillars of a culture of character. Key takeaways from this podcast: Athletics teach skillsets that will NEVER expire Integrity will not ONLY be learned by example. You have to MODEL and TEACH. Intentionality comes when you have a culture that values character Download Mackey’s Talk Handouts: www.2words.tv/coachingschool Bring Mackey to YOUR school: www....
196. Building Leaders For the Game, Through the Game, and Beyond the Game | Live at the THSCA Coaching School
July 24, 2019 05:02 - 45 minutes - 61.9 MBAs coaches, we build leaders for the game, through the game, and beyond the game. In this weeks episode, we’re coming to you live from the Texas High School Coaches Association, Coaching School. Mackey shares the building blocks of leadership and how leadership hinges upon identity. Key takeaways from this podcast: Model, teach, test, and reward to lay a positive identity in your athletes Who you are determines what you do What you do reveals who you are Download Mackey’s Talk ...
195. Living Family First | Mackey Live
July 15, 2019 08:00 - 10 minutes - 14.8 MBIn our latest episode, Mackey is talking about the simple, yet difficult practice of living family first. It is okay that family goals COST something because your family is more important than your goals. When you put your family goals above your personal goals, your personal goals will fall in line and your personal goals serve your family goals. Key takeaways from this podcast: Your personal goals will suffer when you have family goals. Your personal goals should serve your fami...
194. The Power of Putting Others First | A Mashup
July 08, 2019 08:00 - 4 minutes - 5.89 MBIn our latest episode, we’re bringing you a mashup of some of our favorite thoughts on putting we before me. We hear from Coach Gambill, Coach Gillum, and Coach Rebe on ways they put importance on teaching their athletes and coaching staff on how to put others first. Key Takeaways from this podcast: Coach person first, and the player second Growth comes when you are helping others succeed Allow your athletes to ask questions to let them know that you’re in this together. ...
193. Don't Buy the Lie | Mackey Live
July 01, 2019 08:00 - 7 minutes - 10.6 MBWhen you make a mistake do you justify them? Do you try to cover them up? If so, you're losing. You never lose so long as you learn. Our latest episode is a past favorite on iron clad character and learning from past mistakes. In this podcast, Mackey takes us through where 2Words was at over year ago. He emphasizes the idea that there is no overnight success and building 2Words took over 27 years of experience to come to fruition. If you admit that you are wrong and take steps to grow,...
192. One Day Is This Day | Mackey Live
June 24, 2019 08:00 - 9 minutes - 13.7 MBIn our latest episode, Mackey is coming to us live sharing 2 words with us, One Day. We tend to think of “one day” as a far off day in the distance. We think that “one day” is synonymous with “some day”. Yesterday is gone, tomorrow isn’t promised, and the only day we have is this ONE day. Key takeaways from this podcast: How you spend this one day will determine the quality of your some day. Do not let opportunity pass to the next one because the next one is different. Do no...
191. Positive Responses and Positive Pressure | A Mashup
June 17, 2019 08:00 - 16 minutes - 22.4 MBIn our latest episode, we’re bringing you a mashup of two different important ideas. We share the importance of controlling your responses because they effect the situation’s outcome AND the importance of positive pressure and using that pressure to catapult you into success. Mackey and Colton talk positive pressure and the fact that pressure in itself is neither inherently bad or good, but it is your response, your outlook that creates it into a bad or good situation. Believe it or not,...
191. Next Step, Best Step | A Mashup
June 13, 2019 08:00 - 6 minutes - 8.84 MBIn our latest episode, we’re bringing you a Mackey Mashup. We pulled three of our favorite moments on being all in in the present to bring your best self into the future. The only thing you can control NOW is the next thing, not something one week, one month, or one year from now. Keep your eyes forward and dig in. Key takeaways from this podcast: When you focus on what you CAN control NOW, it’s importance rises because of the investment you make into it. The more you put into som...
190. Building Hope in Our Athletes | Stanley Laing | Executive Athletic Director at NISD
June 10, 2019 08:00 - 23 minutes - 32.3 MBStanley Laing, a 25-year educator, has served as a teacher, coach and high school administrator. He was the principal at Clark High School from 2006-2010. In 2010 he was named Executive Athletic Director of Northside ISD. He is a graduate of McMurray University in Abilene, TX where he earned his bachelor's degree. He also earned his master's degree from Texas A&M University at Kingsville. In this episode, we’re bringing you a past favorite with Coach Laing as he pulls back the curtain on ...