WHERE THE MAGIC HAPPENS Presented by Mike Hubicki Effective Leadership in Coaching…

Introduction Effective Leadership in Coaching… WHERE THE MAGIC HAPPENS! Mike Hubicki, MH883213, Ohio University

The Coach’s Role “No longer must we be so concerned with knowledge or I.Q. We must concern ourselves with how leaders relate to all types of people…and how they do this with a caring spirit.” Dee Stokes

The Coach’s Roles The Soft Stuff:  Mindset  Leadership  E.Q.  Psychology  I.Q. The Tangible Stuff:  Admin and Manage  Grow Program  Planning  Fitness and Training  Competing

Where the Magic Happens What We Know Where the Magic Happens

…walking away "put me down a path that allowed me to discover and learn things about myself that has resulted in me becoming a better coach, a better husband, a better dad, a better person….If the price of who I am today was losing an Olympic gold medal, I am completely good with that." Jason Dorland

Where the Magic Happens “Ironically, the ultimate sport paradox is that the less we focus on winning, the more likely we are to win, by improving our performance.” Jason Dorland

Where the Magic Happens What We Know Where the Magic Happens

Step Into My Laboratory INTRINSIC MOTIVATION = J O Y

Step Into My Laboratory Experimental Quick Fixes  I love myself  Be athletic  Breathing  Act as if  Smile  Changing the channel  Go grab the game  Positive self talk  Anchor words  Mindset

Step Into My Laboratory “Smiling shifts your energy from anxious and stressful to joyous. Smiling is uplifting. It helps eradicate fear….it communicates positive energy.” Karla Reiss

Step Into My Laboratory

Conclusion “My passion is to become the best coach that I can be, through education and investigation, and lead my athlete's to sustain their JOY of learning, training, competing and caring for each other.”

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References Dobbs, C. Why should your players follow you? Retrieved from Dorland, J. (2011). Chariots and horses: life lessons from an Olympic rower. Toronto, ON: Heritage House Publishing. Dweck, C. (2007). Mindset: The new psychology of success. New York, NY: Ballantine Books.

References Goleman, D. (2000). Leadership that gets results. Harvard Business Review, 78(2), Hammermeister, J. (2010). Cornerstones of coaching. Traverse City, MI: Cooper Publishing Group. Stokes, D., (2013) 21 st Century leadership. Athens, OH: COED 6120 Research Notes.