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Article / Successful Captain 's Meetings
Getting the most out of your captain's training sessions is vital. Schools committed to developing their team leaders and captains will schedule meetings that are productive and meaningful. Craig Hillier shares several different models he has shared with students across the country. . . . more details
Article / Unforgettable Coach
No doubt coach E is an unforgettable coach. There have been several times in my life where I can hear his voice running through my mind. Sometimes I hear a "kick in pants" talk other times it's "you can do this." No doubt, he has influenced me long after high school football. Read Craig Hillier's reflections on an unforgettable coach... . . . more details
Article / Influencing Peers
Influencing Peers includes examples from real-life leaders who show that by demonstrating leadership in a positive way, they can influence their peers and yes... change the world. The focus of this article is how to develop and use influence as a team leader. . . . more details
A Pebble Feels Like a Boulder (Article)
Have you ever been walking down the street and felt a pebble in your shoe? Maybe you just "laced em up" and don't have time to start the process over. One thought is, "If I just tap my toe or heal a few times, the pebble will go away or at least find a spot in my shoe where is won't bother me." While that may have be a temporary fix, it seems the little pebble eventually finds a spot that starts to annoy us again. . . . more details
Article / Team Chemistry
Great chemists understand that when elements are combined, something greater than the individual parts can be created. Combine gas with a spark, you create a fire. Mix hydrogen with oxygen, you get water. Combine baking soda with vinegar, and you have a miniature volcano. When the elements are combined, they make something they couldn't have created if they had stayed in their original form. The same philosophy applies to great teamwork... . . . more details
Article / The Art of Sportsmanship
If you've ever watched an artist begin a painting, you'll notice the design is first created in the artist's head and heart. Then it appears on the canvas. Most artists visualize the big picture and then start working one area of a canvas at a time. That's how artists create masterpieces. The same principle can be applied to sportsmanship... . . . more details
Article / Delusion of Drugs
Imagine a smooth voice on a television advertisement asking, "Are you looking for a way to destroy your health, lose friends, and slow your team's progress?" Who would say yes to this product? It doesn't sound very appealing does it? . . . more details
Article / Beyond The Asterisk
Beyond the Asterisk begins with a question: "How would you describe your role as a captain/team leader". This question is answered and illustrated by the words of past and current team captains. The highlights the challenges and more. . . . more details
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Article / Unforgettable Coach
No doubt coach E is an unforgettable coach. There have been several times in my life where I can hear his voice running through my mind. Sometimes I hear a "kick in pants" talk other times it's "you can do this." No doubt, he has influenced me long after high school football. Read Craig Hillier's reflections on an unforgettable coach... . . . more details
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Team Dynamics Evaluation
The T.E.A.M. Dynamics personality profile is designed to give you additional insight on your leadership style. You will explore your strengths, challenge areas, communication approach, conflict management tendencies and areas to be aware of as you work with a team. . . . more details
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Togetherness Style Overview
Togetherness is the "T" in TEAM. What are the characteristics, motivating factors, challenges and areas of improvement for some who exhibits the Togetherness style? . . . more details
Enterpriser Style Overview
Enterpriser is the "E" in TEAM. What are the characteristics, motivating factors, challenges and areas of improvement for some who exhibits the Enterpriser style? . . . more details
Analyzer Style Overview
Analyzer is the "A" in TEAM. What are the characteristics, motivating factors, challenges and areas of improvement for some who exhibits the Analyzer style? . . . more details
Motivator Style Overview
Motivator is the "M" in TEAM. What are the characteristics, motivating factors, challenges and areas of improvement for some who exhibits the Motivator style? . . . more details
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Streaming Videos on Leadership
The first in High School Sports Leader.com's series of streaming videos is "Leadership Myths". Site founder Craig Hillier will discuss 10 commonly held Leadership myths, then close by discussing the truth about leadership. . . . more details
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Working with Officials
Dave Kelliher
Working in a positive way with officials should be a major goal for all team captains. What are some things that tick an official off? How important is the pre-game meeting? Craig will discuss these topics and more in part 1 of a 2-part interview with veteran official Dave Kelliher. . . . more details
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