Raising the Level of Expectation
Raising Your Expectations
We all know that speed, strength, coordination,
flexibility *and* endurance must be *specifically*
developed if we expect our athletes or programs
to keep up with the competition.
But I don’t think this is the most important
area to place your focus if you want to dominate
the competition.
Those 5 biomotor skills are a secondary issue.
Instead, the foundation of your coaching and
training must be raising the level of expectation
of every athlete.
Your athletes can only compete to the level they
honestly believe they can achieve.
And it’s up to you to not only set the standard
of expectation, but get your athletes to buy
into those expectations on a daily basis.
Tomorrow, Wednesday February 25, 2009 from
1-2pm EST, I’m going to lay out the specific
(easy) strategies I use to get my athletes to
perform at levels they used to think were
unrealisitic.
Your athletes can run ‘video game times’. But
only if they think they can.
Join me tomorrow at 1pm Eastern Standard Time
to learn how:
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Call in at 1pm EST:
NUMBER: 1 888 346 9144
LINK: http://tinyurl.com/cod9xu
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I’ll be taking your calls, questions and comments
live on the air.
To your success,
Latif Thomas
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