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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Opposing coaches in our league "trash talk" to our players during games. What's the best way to address this?
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Find out how coaches can help players deal with a difficult, game-changing, erroneous call by the referee.
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A discussion on how coaches and administrators shape cultures that have a zero-tolerance policy toward hazing.
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Stanford's Head Football Coach says that teaching mentality is key in the development of a player's character.
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NCAA's Executive Vice President of Regulatory Affairs, Oliver Luck, on the value of always honoring the game.
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Advice from the non-profit You Can Play about ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for LGBT athletes.
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Professional Lacrosse player Mitch Belisle addresses the "lax bro" culture often associated with the sport.
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Former NFL Coach Mike Pettine tells us why it's important for athletes and coaches to love their sport.
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Legendary pro surfer on competing with honor while gaining life lessons through sports.
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Your children complaining about too little playing time? Here is Doc Rivers' advice on how to handle that.