A Double-Goal Coach strives to win, and more importantly, to teach life lessons through sports.

Fundamental skills will be honed while the players develop an understanding of what it means to be on a team.

Clark says that criticism doesn't always have to be negative in nature, but honest reflection is important.

Souza admits that talent is important, but team chemistry is often what puts teams over the top.

Touch points, according to Frost, are an invaluable method to make sure no player goes without attention.

Fountains, according to Griffin, are leaders that make those around them better, and drains suck the energy.

Keltner's research indicates that players can make each other better through positive touch.

Keltner's research indicates that touch is the fundamental language of cooperation and connection.

Saying thank you is an underrated form of filling the emotional tanks of those around you who make you better.

Dacher Keltner, Director of the Greater Good Science Center, shares the positive impact of reflection.