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10 Things Teammates Don't Let Teammates Do in Championship Cultures

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The Costs of Leadership: Kirby Smart 1. You will make hard decisions that negatively affect people. 2. You will be disliked despite your best attempts to do the best for the most. 3. You will be misunderstood & won't have the chance to defend yourself.

Lack of discipline in school or at home often leads to lack of discipline in sports. How you do anything is how you do everything!

Geno Auriemma said, "We put a huge premium on body language." "If your body language is bad, you will never get in the game. Ever." Your body language screams. It sets the tone for yourself and others. Your posture, eye contact, and energy are always communicating something.

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Coaches: Work hard and get the job done, but there are no extra points for “most hours worked”. Get home and spend time with your families too.

Great way to start the morning workout #throwbackdays

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If doctors were required to be paid based on how healthy their patients stayed, the entire healthcare system would change overnight.

Just getting started!!!!

Beast in the middle!!!

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Being the Head Coach is tough. Some think coaches just yell and get Gatorade dumped on them. That's not what it's about. You navigate difficult situations, that come out of nowhere, that you did not create, but will affect you. It's very rewarding, but different than you think.

When you look back on your athletic career, it will be the relationships you made that you cherish most.

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You learn sports playing with your friends—1v1s, pickup games, no structure. Just love for the game. You play for hours, not for a trainer, not for a camera, but only because you want to. That’s how you really fall in love with your sport. And that love truly changes everything!