Mastery Approach (ELM)
Winning on the scoreboard is not the only way to win. A Mastery Approach to sport creates winning character traits in youth and high school athletes. At the center of Positive Coaching Alliance’s Mastery Approach is the acronym ELM for Effort, Learning and Mistakes are OK. Coaches and parents can help athletes understand that as long as they give their best effort, continue to learn and are not afraid of mistake, they are more likely to win on the scoreboard and in life.
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Watch this coach talk to his players about pre-game nerves, and how to control what they can for success.
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Watch as this youth basketball coach explains how he uses a chart to keep track of efforts shown by his team.
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Summer Sanders and Tony Granato highlight this Google+ Hangout with insights into their Olympic experiences.
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Coaches must learn to balance the desire to win with the need to develop better athletes and better people.
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An empowering message from a World Cup Champion and Olympic Gold Medalist to youth and high school athletes
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An athlete who reached the top of his sport explains why early specialization does not help.
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Here is advice and inspiration for parents to keep their kids' athletic performances in perspective.
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Former pro soccer player Rick Davis advises coaches on balancing praise and criticism for their players.
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Emphasize process and growth over end product to maximize results on and off the court.