10 Things Teammates Don't Let Teammates
Do In CHAMPIONSHIP CULTURES
1. Cut Corners
2. Whine & Complain
3. Make Excuses
4. Act Selfishly
5. Disrespect Each Other
6. Divide the Team
7. Trash the Coaches
8. Embarrass the Program
9. Give Up
10. Let Teammates Down
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@janssenleader
Great teammates don't protect each other when someone's out of line. Great teammates protect the culture because they realize no one is bigger than the team.
Enjoy ur HS playing days. There’s nothing like playing in front of a crowd of ur community members, friends & family & playing alongside classmates. The sense of community & school pride is unbeatable. Relish it; rejoice in it; respect it. It’s over before u know.
@CoachJonBeck
I don’t care what level of softball you are playing.... Rec, C, B, A, Gold, Premier, Elite, HS-you name it......you NEVER walk on or off the field! NEVER!!
Enjoy ur HS playing days. There’s nothing like playing in front of a crowd of ur community members, friends & family & playing alongside classmates. The sense of community & school pride is unbeatable. Relish it; rejoice in it; respect it. It’s over before u know.
@CoachJonBeck
Enjoy ur HS playing days. There’s nothing like playing in front of a crowd of ur community members, friends & family & playing alongside classmates. The sense of community & school pride is unbeatable. Relish it; rejoice in it; respect it. It’s over before u know.
@CoachJonBeck
Great teammates don't protect each other when someone's out of line. Great teammates protect the culture because they realize no one is bigger than the team.
Great teammates don't protect each other when someone's out of line. Great teammates protect the culture because they realize no one is bigger than the team.
Players - Ask yourself, “If everyone on our team worked like me, how good would we be?!”
Coaches - Ask yourself, “If everyone on our staff worked like me, how good would we be?!”
BE THE ENERGY YOU WANT AROUND YOU!
@CoachHinesCHS
Great teammates don't protect each other when someone's out of line. Great teammates protect the culture because they realize no one is bigger than the team.
9 reasons people succeed:
1. They show up
2. Work hard
3. Don’t rely on talent alone
4. Are coachable
5. Know their why
6. Empower others
7. Listen to learn
8. Share their knowledge
9. Take nothing for granted
@CoachHinesCHS
If you’re an average player, you want to be left alone because you want to be able to slide by. If you’re a good player, you want to be coached. If you’re a great player, you want the coach to tell you the truth every day.
—Nick Saban
Strike out?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
Get jammed?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
Squib it off the end?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
0-4?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
Line out?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
It's never easy to control your hitting frustrations, but the best way to do it is to
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE!
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@TroyPSilva
Enjoy ur HS playing days. There’s nothing like playing in front of a crowd of ur community members, friends & family & playing alongside classmates. The sense of community & school pride is unbeatable. Relish it; rejoice in it; respect it. It’s over before u know.
@CoachJonBeck
Your athletic career is most likely temporary; your character lasts a lifetime. The person u are is far more important than the player u are. What are your habits? Are u grateful, humble, honest. Do you care for others? Be someone people respect on & off the court.
@CoachJonBeck
If you see someone falling behind, walk beside them. If someone is being ignored, find a way to include them. Always remind people of their worth. Be who you needed when you were going through hard times. Just one small act of kindness could mean the world to someone.
Winning is a good feeling, but it passes, and what lasts is what you’ve learned. Winning is not the point. Wanting to win is the point. Not giving up is the point. Never letting up is the point. Never being satisfied with what you’ve done is the point.
– Pat Summitt
If you see someone falling behind, walk beside them. If someone is being ignored, find a way to include them. Always remind people of their worth. Be who you needed when you were going through hard times. Just one small act of kindness could mean the world to someone.
If you’re an average player, you want to be left alone because you want to be able to slide by. If you’re a good player, you want to be coached. If you’re a great player, you want the coach to tell you the truth every day.
—Nick Saban
If you’re an average player, you want to be left alone because you want to be able to slide by. If you’re a good player, you want to be coached. If you’re a great player, you want the coach to tell you the truth every day.
—Nick Saban
If your coach holds you accountable to high standards and is positive demanding of you, consider it a gift. They see incredible things in you that you don't see in yourself.
If your coach holds you accountable to high standards and is positive demanding of you, consider it a gift. They see incredible things in you that you don't see in yourself.
The most dedicated athletes I come across never talk about how dedicated they are, how hard they work or what they sacrifice. They just show up every single day and give their best. It’s not a hardship; it’s not a chore. They WANT to do whatever it takes to succeed.
@CoachJonBeck
I'm tough on you because I know you can do it. I hold you accountable because I care. I stretch you so you never regret not discovering all you can be.
I believe in you.
If you care about your teammates, you help them become their best. Nudge them, stretch them, hold them accountable. Care enough to confront. Love enough to lift up. Strive together.
Enjoy ur HS playing days. There’s nothing like playing in front of a crowd of ur community members, friends, family & playing alongside classmates. The sense of community & school pride is unbeatable. Relish it; rejoice in it; respect it. It’s over before u know.
@CoachJonBeck
Being a good person is more important than being a good athlete. When all is said and done, you’ll be remembered more by your character than your athletic accomplishments.
Winning is a good feeling, but it passes, and what lasts is what you’ve learned. Winning is not the point. Wanting to win is the point. Not giving up is the point. Never letting up is the point. Never being satisfied with what you’ve done is the point.
– Pat Summitt
Great teammates don't protect each other when someone's out of line. Great teammates protect the culture because they realize no one is bigger than the team.
Winning is a good feeling, but it passes, and what lasts is what you’ve learned. Winning is not the point. Wanting to win is the point. Not giving up is the point. Never letting up is the point. Never being satisfied with what you’ve done is the point.
– Pat Summitt
When everyone wants to be the smartest person in the room, teams become dumb and dumber.
When people strive to raise the intelligence in the room, teams become smarter.
Surround yourself with people who focus more on improving others than proving themselves.
- Adam Grant
If you care about your teammates, you help them become their best. Nudge them, stretch them, hold them accountable. Care enough to confront. Love enough to lift up. Strive together.
Surround yourself with people that push you to do and be better. No drama or negativity. Just higher goals and higher motivation. Good times and positive energy. No jealousy or hate. Simply bringing out the absolute best in each other.
-Warren Buffett
I'm tough on you because I know you can do it. I hold you accountable because I care. I stretch you so you never regret not discovering all you can be.
I believe in you.
Surround yourself with people that push you to do and be better. No drama or negativity. Just higher goals and higher motivation. Good times and positive energy. No jealousy or hate. Simply bringing out the absolute best in each other.
-Warren Buffett
Winning is a good feeling, but it passes, and what lasts is what you’ve learned. Winning is not the point. Wanting to win is the point. Not giving up is the point. Never letting up is the point. Never being satisfied with what you’ve done is the point.
– Pat Summitt
The most dedicated athletes I come across never talk about how dedicated they are, how hard they work or what they sacrifice. They just show up every single day and give their best. It’s not a hardship; it’s not a chore. They WANT to do whatever it takes to succeed.
@CoachJonBeck
If you care about your teammates, you help them become their best. Nudge them, stretch them, hold them accountable. Care enough to confront. Love enough to lift up. Strive together.
Strike out?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
Get jammed?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
Squib it off the end?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
0-4?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
Line out?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
It's never easy to control your hitting frustrations, but the best way to do it is to
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE!!
@TroyPSilva
When the team sets and holds everyone accountable to high standards, true competitors with team first attitudes will love it and the lazy and selfish will change or leave. Either way, the team is better.
Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are.
―John Wooden
If you care about your teammates, you help them become their best. Nudge them, stretch them, hold them accountable. Care enough to confront. Love enough to lift up. Strive together.
Our character is most evident at our highs and lows. Be humble at the mountaintops, strong in the valleys, and faithful in between. On particularly hard days when you feel you can’t endure, remind yourself that your track record for getting through hard days has been 100% so far.
I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games.
26 times I’ve been trusted to take the game's winning shot and missed.
I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life and that's why I succeed.
—Michael Jordan
Strike out?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
Get jammed?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
Squib it off the end?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
0-4?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
Line out?
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE
It's never easy to control your hitting frustrations, but the best way to do it is to
BE A GREAT TEAMMATE!!
@TroyPSilva
I'm tough on you because I know you can do it. I hold you accountable because I care. I stretch you so you never regret not discovering all you can be.
I believe in you.
There is a girl on your team, in your classroom or maybe a girl inside of you, that doesn’t feel worthy. She doesn’t know what she’s capable of until you say to her "I know you can, I believe in you."
As a leader your job is to serve, not be served. Your team needs to know you care. Serve their heart. Your team needs to improve. Serve their talent. Your team struggles with doubt. Serve their mind and spirit. Your team has potential. Serve their growth.
- Jon Gordon
If you see someone falling behind, walk beside them. If someone is being ignored, find a way to include them. Always remind people of their worth. Be who you needed when you were going through hard times. Just one small act of kindness could mean the world to someone.
Surround yourself with people that push you to do and be better. No drama or negativity. Just higher goals and higher motivation. Good times and positive energy. No jealousy or hate. Simply bringing out the absolute best in each other.
-Warren Buffett
I'm tough on you because I know you can do it. I hold you accountable because I care. I stretch you so you never regret not discovering all you can be.
I believe in you.
If you’re an average player, you want to be left alone because you want to be able to slide by. If you’re a good player, you want to be coached. If you’re a great player, you want the coach to tell you the truth every day.
—Nick Saban
Throughout your life, you’ll outgrow what you thought you couldn’t live without, and fall in love with what you didn’t even know you wanted. Life will lead you on hard yet necessary paths you’d never travel by choice. Don’t be afraid. Have faith and trust. Joy is in the journey.
10 Things Teammates Don't Let Teammates
Do In CHAMPIONSHIP CULTURES
1. Cut Corners
2. Whine & Complain
3. Make Excuses
4. Act Selfishly
5. Disrespect Each Other
6. Divide the Team
7. Trash the Coaches
8. Embarrass the Program
9. Give Up
10. Let Teammates Down
-
@janssenleader
When the team sets and holds everyone accountable to high standards, true competitors with team first attitudes will love it and the lazy and selfish will change or leave. Either way, the team is better.