The Youth Sports Leadership Development Manual

You wanted to make a difference... Here is your chance. You can use your sport to teach your child leadership. Why not start today, in your home or backyard? Get off your ass. What is your excuse?Don't have enough quality time with your kids? Well, whose fault is that and what are you going to do about it? Now you can make all your time your quality time. The Youth Sports Leadership Development Manual is designed to teach leadership principles to parents, teachers, coaches, and mentors so they in turn can teach their children.Learn the magic of leadership through a simple and highly effective leadership program. Learn leadership concepts that are the key to the gateway of success. * Learn the four aspects of the Warrior's Mentality* Learn the traits that form the foundation of high-performance You get only the core concepts. Learn the concepts proven over and over by Super Bowl and Olympics champions.* Learn how this small change can have a profound effect on your results.* Give any child a competitive advantage in sports, academics and extra-curricular activities.Ensure a child's future by teaching these timeless lessons.* Finally grasp these powerful, practical, and universally applicable principles and strategies. Age-old leadership concepts that have proven effective throughout the years.If you believe the experts, understanding leadership concepts is difficult. Boot camps, wilderness programs, academics, and managers shroud leadership concepts in mystery. This results in great confusion and unnecessary complexity. Sadly, this causes a marked lack of results. They just don't get it. They just do not understand what real leadership is, but you will. Leadership boiled down to six easy to learn and teach lessons with absolutely no filler.Become a better parent by using the parent/teacher toolbox. Learn:* How your child learns* How to conduct a guided discussion with your child* To become a better role modelSix samples and generic lesson plans are included. Lessons and concepts that are easy to teach.Your kids learn and don't even know they are getting a lesson.Once again, what was your excuse?