Within the context of transferrable leadership, athletes learn to take responsibility for their outcomes, create stronger team dynamics, and find new ways to solve problems independently, which generates explosive results on the field. They build confidence, pride in their performance, and an unstoppable internal motivation to progress and develop.

Doing things “the way they have always been done” is no longer cutting it. Players deserve better, and coaches need support to shift from how they were taught to what works now. Helping coaches grow their skills and access their potential to improve the positive impact they have with their players is one of the most critical aspects of successful clubs and teams.

Developing the young leaders in your organization builds club culture, predicts a stronger fabric of continued success and community within an organization, and creates a depth of qualified and committed coaches to draw from. It’s also a great way to keep girls in sport.

Parents buy-in to your programs when they see their kids having a great experience, learning real life lessons, building character, growing confidence, and having fun. Happy parents are far less likely to be problematic on the sidelines and contribute more to player and team success.