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EP 164: Brian Gotta: Parenting, Coaching, and the Secrets to Winning in Youth Baseball

EP 164: Brian Gotta: Parenting, Coaching, and the Secrets to Winning in Youth Baseball

FromIn the Zone - with Garrison Roy


EP 164: Brian Gotta: Parenting, Coaching, and the Secrets to Winning in Youth Baseball

FromIn the Zone - with Garrison Roy

ratings:
Length:
46 minutes
Released:
Jan 30, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Garrison introduces special guest Brian Gotta, an author, entrepreneur and coach, in this podcast episode. They delve into topics such as genetics and parenting skills, balancing work and family time, and the challenges of maintaining different roles as a coach and parent. The importance of effective communication in the parent-coach relationship is emphasized. Brian introduces supportiveparent.com, aiming to change the toxic culture in youth sports caused by over-involved parents. They discuss the negative impact of overthinking mechanics in sports and the challenges faced by well-meaning coaches. The evolution of baseball training and the emphasis on safety and injury prevention in youth baseball are explored. Brian shares insights from his book, "Winning Secrets," covering various aspects of coaching, teamwork, and preparation. The episode concludes with a focus on effort, teamwork, and balancing personal goals with the success of the team. The speaker recommends Brian's book as a valuable resource for youth baseball coaches. Contact information for ordering the book is below: Winning Secrets _ (https://www.amazon.com/Winning-Secrets-Brian-Gotta/dp/B0CCCHQ5WJ)Supportive Parent (www.SupportiveParent.com) SAFE Baseball (www.SafeBaseball.com)Youtube Episode: https://youtu.be/kslvAegtsJE Stay In the Zone
Released:
Jan 30, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

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