ABOUT THIS EPISODE
David Bentley, the Johansen Baseball Head College Recruiting Coach joins the show to talk about what he likes to see from players to help them play in college.
Part of reaching your ceiling or playing one level above it is being able to communicate, be patient, accept rejection, and be well liked. The recruiting journey embodies a lot of those traits.
Want to learn more about the recruiting process and how David and the Johansen Baseball Network can help? Email Recruiting@JohansenBaseball.com
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Michael Norton, Executive Leader and Leadership Coach discuss the 5 principles that good coaches do, and great coaches do on purpose. The Johansen Baseball staples in their Teach, Train, and Transform model.
Active Listening
Supportive Feedback
Defining Success
Praise & Build
Be a Mirror
Michael Norton, Executive Leader and Leadership Coach returns in the second episode of our 6 part series. Ryan and Michael talk about why active listening is so important and ways to improve as a coach.
JJ Lally, Crosschecker with the Chicago White Sox joins the show and discusses what he looks for in scouting makeup, character, and more. Ryan and JJ point out being present in each chapter of your journey is an important piece of the puzzle.
Kris Goodman, Major League Process and Development Coach (Mental Skills) for the Tampa Bay Rays joins the show! Ryan and Kris chop it up on being process oriented over outcome oriented, different motivations and challenges each level faces, and define flow state.
Michael and Ryan dive into the three ego states of every human. Parent, Adult, Child and how to keep the ego states in coaches as players adult to adult.... even if Tee ball when they pick dandelions!
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