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Scott Nedrow

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Wyoming Track and XC
@wyo_track

10 months ago

Heading into Mountain West Championship Week at No. 20 in the polls πŸ€ πŸ’¨

Heading into <a href="/MountainWest/">Mountain West</a> Championship Week at No. 20 in the polls πŸ€ πŸ’¨
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Wyoming Track and XC
@wyo_track

10 months ago

Wyoming Set for Friday's Mountain West Championships gowyo.com/news/2024/10/3…

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Scott Nedrow
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10 months ago

Take πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Back!

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Scott Nedrow
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9 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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9 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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9 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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9 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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9 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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9 months ago

#Truth

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Steve Magness
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9 months ago

A masterclass in sports psych by Ed Eyestone at NCAA XC. He had a wristband with what each athlete wanted/needed to hear mid-race. Be intentional on the mental side. You can boost performance & shift athletes goals/focus mid-race by saying the right thing!

A masterclass in sports psych by Ed Eyestone at NCAA XC. He had a wristband with what each athlete wanted/needed to hear mid-race. Be intentional on the mental side. You can boost performance &amp; shift athletes goals/focus mid-race by saying the right thing!
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Scott Nedrow
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9 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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9 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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8 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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8 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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8 months ago

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Scott Nedrow
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8 months ago

So true!

So true!
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The Winning Difference
@thewinningdiff1

8 months ago

The scoreboard should never influence your character. β€œYou lost the game. Doesn't mean you just get to leave. You shake hands. It's what you do. That's sportsmanship,” You lose, you go out there, and it's not fun, but that's part of life,” Kenny Dillingham

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The Winning Difference
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8 months ago

Leadership begins with self accountability and your willingness to evolve.

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Scott Nedrow
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7 months ago

#Truth

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𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐑𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧
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3 months ago

Great leaders connect.

Great leaders connect.