Spiker

There are 3 People I want you to think about: Nick Bollettieri: World renowned tennis coach who never played a college or professional tennis match but produced the top tennis players in the world Bill Belichick: most winningest coach in the NFL history who never played a professional down in the NFL and his first head coach job was a massive failure. John Wooden: Played at Purdue on a National Championship team, but is known for producing the best basketball teams in the country All these guys have one thing in common. It's not their playing experience, it's not their knowledge of the game, and it's not their luck. It's their ability to deliver a few key ideas that changes a persons view point. They know how to get "buy-in." Now, before you say, well, Spiker, that's great in all, but how does that apply to me.... Let me explain... If you're someone who has been in a leadership role you have the ability to make a difference in youth sports. Knowing the perfect strategy or the best mechanics is not what