Your First Job As A New Coach Should Be To Create A Culture Of Success. You Must Model, Communicate, Teach, Reward, And Enforce The Expectations And Standards For How Your Program Will Operate, Including How Your Athletes Will Train, Practice, Compete, Win, Lose, Lead, And Conduct Themselves On And Off The Playing Field. - SearchQuotes

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Your first job as a new coach should be to create a culture of success. You must model, communicate, teach, reward, and enforce the expectations and standards for how your program will operate, including how your athletes will train, practice, compete, win, lose, lead, and conduct themselves on and off the playing field.

Bill Walsh

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