Leadership Driven Team-What Do Athletes Expect?
Leadership In High School Wrestling
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What Can Atletes Expect?
By this point in time if you have been following my writings you will know how important I believe leadership development in the team setting is.
Personally I believe that everything has to start there and then all of the rest of the team building can move from that point.
Here is a glimpse of what our athletes can expect from our leadership development program.
ATHLETES PARTICIPATING IN PASCO HIGH WRESTLING CAN EXPECT THE FOLLOWING FROM OUR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM.
Team members will receive copies of the Team Mission Statement along with team rules, and pertinent leadership development information. This information will help make everyone involved more knowledgeable about the mission of the team and what they are expected to do.
Team members will meet with the coaching staff at least twice during the season for evaluation and mentoring related to leadership development. Athletes can expect encouragement from the coaching staff, on a regular basis toward the development of leadership skills.
Leadership development is sequential and progressive so that team members become more skillful as they move through our program. Coaches will intentionally model and mentor leadership skills in all phases of the program. Athletes can expect to learn leadership skills that will benefit them in all phases of life. So leader-athletes will become more skillful leaders as athletes, students and citizens.
All athletes will be mentored to “think” like leaders. Weekly meetings will take place for team captains and coaches to discuss how to strengthen the team and aid the team’s progress toward leadership goals.
Leader Athletes are expected and encouraged to take action toward solving team issues within their responsibility framework. They are given feedback and expected to overcome setbacks, correct mistakes and move on toward accomplishing their goals.
Athletes are expected to be in a building mode, not a tearing down mode and they can depend upon the same effort and attitude from the coaches and staff.
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