The Winner's Circle For Post Game Or Practice Feedback
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Watch youth sport coaches from around the country put the principles from Play Positive and Positive Coaching Alliance to work with their athletes.
Watch how this youth soccer coach ends a post-game meeting -- with a Winner's Circle. The main impact of this exercise stems from the fact that feedback to players is coming from their peers. Coaches can encourage teammates to focus on the positive and reinforce healthy communication with activities like this after play.
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