Which of the four are getting the way?
You don't know what to do
You don't know how to do it
You don't have the authority or the resources to do it
You're afraid
Once you figure out what's getting in the way, it's far easier to find the answer (or decide to work on a different problem).
Stuck is a state of mind, and it's curable.
Topics: Basketball Related, Art Horne, basketball training programs, athletic training, Seth Godin
We asked what the Giants in Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, Basketball and Hockey performance training have read or are currently reading and we brought their list to you.
Click HERE to view our recommended library with an ongoing list from these speakers who presented at the BSMPG "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" 2011 summer seminar.
Pete Viteritti
A door is not responsible if it swings and hits you in the nose. Neither is the hand of the guy who punched you.
Philosphers and lawyers talk about agency. Responsibility comes with the capacity to act in the world. If you can decide, if you can act, you have agency.
Life without agency would be a nightmare. Trapped in a box, unable to do anything by choice, nothing but a puppet...
Why then, do organizations and individuals struggle so intently to avoid the responsibility that comes with agency? "It's not my job, my boss won't let me, there's a federal regulation, we're prohibited, it's our supplier, that's our policy..."
It's not something you can turn on or off. Either you have the capacity to act in the world. Or you don't.
Topics: basketball performance, basketball resources, basketball conference, basketball training programs, athletic training conference, boston hockey summit, Seth Godin
We asked what the Giants in Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, Basketball and Hockey performance training have read or are currently reading and we brought their list to you.
Click HERE to view our recommended library with an ongoing list from these speakers who presented at the BSMPG "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" 2011 summer seminar.
Click HERE to view George Mumford's most updated presentation from this year's seminar.
Click HERE to view George Mumford's reference list from the above presentation.
2011 BSMPG speakers, Ray Eady and George Mumford
Topics: Basketball Related, Art Horne, basketball resources, basketball conference, athletic training conference, George Mumford
Topics: basketball resources, basketball training programs, BSMPG, jj barea, jose juan barea, athletic trainer
We asked what the Giants in Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, Basketball and Hockey performance training have read or are currently reading and we brought their list to you.
Click HERE to view our recommended library with an ongoing list from these speakers who presented at the BSMPG "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" 2011 summer seminar.
Jonas Sahratian
No organization cares about you. Organizations aren't capable of this.
Your bank, certainly, doesn't care. Neither does your HMO or even your car dealer. It's amazing to me that people are surprised to discover this fact.
People, on the other hand, are perfectly capable of caring. It's part of being a human. It's only when organizational demands and regulations get in the way that the caring fades.
If you want to build a caring organization, you need to fill it with caring people and then get out of their way. When your organization punishes people for caring, don't be surprised when people stop caring.
When you free your employees to act like people (as opposed to cogs in a profit-maximizing efficient machine) then the caring can't help but happen.
Topics: basketball conference, athletic training conference, boston hockey summit, boston hockey conference, Seth Godin
We asked what the Giants in Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, Basketball and Hockey performance training have read or are currently reading and we brought their list to you.
Click HERE to view our recommended library with an ongoing list from these speakers who presented at the BSMPG "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" 2011 summer seminar.
Charlie Weingroff:
Topics: basketball conference, BSMPG, athletic training conference, Charlie Weingroff, recommended reading, athletic training books
Thanks to everyone for attending this year's BSMPG summer seminar, Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants. We welcomed over 170 of the top Performance Coaches, Athletic Trainers and Physical Therapists from across the country and the world to Boston for this two day event. Attendees ventured from countries including England, Ireland, Wales, Holland, and Canada in order to attend what has truly become the nation's leading conference in advanced training and care for the athlete.
Clare Frank demonstrates during her Intensive Track Breakout session.
Mike Curtis, Strength and Conditioning Coach at the University of Virginia and Ray Eady, Strength and Conditioning Coach at University of Wisconsin enjoy lunch during day one.
Keynote Speakers from day two, Pete Viteritti and Shirley Sahrmann.
Topics: Ray Eady, Art Horne, basketball performance, basketball conference, BSMPG, athletic training conference, Mike Curtis, Shirley Sahrmann
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If you have never heard of Ray Eady, Strength and Conditioning Coach at the University of Wisconsin before, you will after this weekend. Ray's one of the brightest basketball strength coaches in the business and his business is getting basketball athletes STRONG! I was blessed to work with Ray earlier in his career and to say that Ray "gets it" as a strength coach is an understatement.
His balance of assessment, movement development, injury prevention and of course serious strength development has made him one of the most sought after basketball strength coaches around.
Take a sneak peek at what Ray will be discussing as he joins the top basketball coaches from across the country including, Brendon Ziegler - Oregon State, Jonas Sahratian - UNC-Chapel Hill, George Mumford and Brian McCormick this weekend in Boston.
Click HERE to view Ray Eady's lecture at the 2011 BSMPG, "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" Seminar
Topics: Ray Eady, Art Horne, basketball resources, basketball conference, basketball training programs, basketball videos
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