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RESPECT yourself, RESPECT the team, RESPECT the game, and RESPECT the opponent enough to play your best The final part of the Respect Motto is to respect your opponent to play your best.   I took this from something Anson Dorrance (UNC women’s soccer head coach) said to a reporter after his team beat another team by […]

RESPECT yourself, RESPECT the team, RESPECT the game, and RESPECT the opponent enough to play your best Players and Coaches must respect the game that you are playing.   Playing a game without respecting it can lead to injury and no enjoyment.   The game will outlast all players and coaches, so no one is above the game.   

RESPECT yourself, RESPECT the team, RESPECT the game, and RESPECT the opponent enough to play your best The second part of our motto is Team.   Players and Coaches must respect the team.  This is accomplished by many small actions that add up to something big. Proper Preparation for practice and games.  A player/coach must come prepared

It seems only fitting that I would start with a post about Respect – after all the site is called coachingrespect. Respect is something I have used to illustrate to my teams how our team will behave and view things. RESPECT yourself, RESPECT the team, RESPECT the game, and RESPECT the opponent enough to play