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Always be up front with them Learn how to speak their language Find out what makes them tick Remind them of what they mean to the program If

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Page 1: Always be up front with them  Learn how to speak their language  Find out what makes them tick  Remind them of what they mean to the program  If
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Always be up front with them Learn how to speak their language Find out what makes them tick Remind them of what they mean to the program If you think there is something wrong there probably is Don’t be afraid to ask questions

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Find ways for them to bond as a team Lay out the frame work from the

beginning Set up opportunities for the team to

come together Let them help create the culture of the

program Choose a theme for the season

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Boundaries Showing them that they come

first Making winning secondary Being a constant role model Opening your life to them Being upfront with struggles

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Lay out the rules in writing from day one Deal with things face to face right away Help your athletes confront their

teammates in a healthy manner The 33% athlete Always keep a pulse on the team Have an open door policy that they will

actually take advantage of NO ONE IS BIGGER THAN THE PROGRAM!

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Balancing Focus with fun Let them be themselves Don’t get in your own way Know that your athlete’s

experience is more important than winning

Stay consistent