From the archives, Keith Grabowski shares a page from his notebook about offseason standards for a team. Keith reflects on his time at the high school coaching level and what his staff put together for their program. He breaks down his chart and how it developed for him in his coaching career.

Show Notes:

Influence of the Program Standards
Discussing with the Staff
Setting the Standards
The Two Levels of the Standards
Player Motivation
Attendance
Short Awards and Recognition
Seeing the Program Payoff
Chart Specifics
Teaching Lift Technique
Getting the Players to Work as Athletes
Recognition Every Four Weeks

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Offseason Standards to Create Player Motivation