Honoring The Game (ROOTS)
“Honoring the Game” is Positive Coaching Alliance’s term for sportsmanship, using the acronym ROOTS for respecting Rules, Opponents, Officials, Teammates, and Self.
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Brad Stevens talks about embracing competition and his respect for Steve Kerr as a mentor and colleague.
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Maddon tells his team to "respect 90." Learn what this phrase means and teach your kids how to honor the game!
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Now seven months in, we’ve learned a few things about the pandemic’s wider impact on youth & HS sports.
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Coaches can get involved in leadership in a different way by talking about character-building and identity.
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Activity from PCA trusted resource RISE to examine how athletes use sports as an agent social change.
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Honor the game by showing respect for the rules, opponents, officials, teammates and yourself.
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A Double-Goal Coach strives to win, and more importantly, to teach life lessons through sports.
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Video by NCCJ - The National Conference for Community and Justice ...
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The Monkey Business Illusion is by Daniel Simons. Research based on this video was published in July 12 in...
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We all have biases, or strong feelings (often unfair) about something or someone. These feelings can...
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Privilege can be described as advantages, favors, and benefits to members of dominant groups at the expense...
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Dive into key terms and concepts around race and race relations in this glossary by PCA trusted resource, RISE
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The Road to Progress by RISE, PCA's trusted resource, shows how sports have spurred social change in history.