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Reading the book is one thing. Getting your whole staff on the same page? That’s where this guide comes in.
The Coaching with Purpose Coach Facilitation Guide turns the five fundamentals of the book into ready-made meetings, discussions, and action plans you can use with your staff—without staying up until midnight making slides and handouts.
Designed for head coaches, coordinators, and athletic directors, this guide gives you everything you need to walk a staff through the material in a way that actually changes how you coach, not just what you say.
Inside you’ll find:
Plug-and-play session outlines for each fundamental
Discussion questions that get coaches talking honestly, not giving “perfect” answers
Reflection prompts and worksheets that connect ideas to this season and this team
Practical activities you can run in 15–30 minutes at a staff meeting
Action steps that help coaches turn good intentions into real habits on the field
Use it for a pre-season staff retreat, weekly in-season meetings, or a simple book study. Whether you’re leading three assistants or an entire program, this guide will help you build a staff that is organized, aligned, and coaching on purpose—not just winging it and hoping for the best.
You don’t need more meetings.
You need better ones.
This guide helps you run them.
Reading the book is one thing. Getting your whole staff on the same page? That’s where this guide comes in.
The Coaching with Purpose Coach Facilitation Guide turns the five fundamentals of the book into ready-made meetings, discussions, and action plans you can use with your staff—without staying up until midnight making slides and handouts.
Designed for head coaches, coordinators, and athletic directors, this guide gives you everything you need to walk a staff through the material in a way that actually changes how you coach, not just what you say.
Inside you’ll find:
Plug-and-play session outlines for each fundamental
Discussion questions that get coaches talking honestly, not giving “perfect” answers
Reflection prompts and worksheets that connect ideas to this season and this team
Practical activities you can run in 15–30 minutes at a staff meeting
Action steps that help coaches turn good intentions into real habits on the field
Use it for a pre-season staff retreat, weekly in-season meetings, or a simple book study. Whether you’re leading three assistants or an entire program, this guide will help you build a staff that is organized, aligned, and coaching on purpose—not just winging it and hoping for the best.
You don’t need more meetings.
You need better ones.
This guide helps you run them.