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iTunes  Stitcher Google Spotify   Suggested Title: Developing Players and Coaches with Ryan Phillips  During this episode of Ahead of the Curve, I interviewed Ryan Phillips, Head Coach for baseball at Sante Fe High School in Edmond, Oklahoma, who became the 2019 Oklahoma State Champs. Ryan shares how he helps develop team culture, improve the confidence of players, his passion for developing coaches, and how he adapts and makes the most of the one-hour practice limitations.  Episode Highlights:  How did Ryan Phillips get involved in baseball coaching?    What does an average week of training look like?  What are some of their training methods and drills for stealing bases?   Which types of fundamental training do they offer for all of their players?  How does Ryan handle developing their team culture?  Ryan Phillips takes us through his process of coaching coaches.  What are some different things they do to train for a competitive game situation? How does Ryan adapt to one-hour practice training restrictions?  Are there any questions while interviewing staff that he asks to figure out who the person is?   What are the rules and standards that they have for their program?  What does training look like in the spring?   How do they go about handling their bullpens?  Ryan Phillips talks about batting practice and lifting.  What do post-season meetings look like?  What advice does he have for first-year head coaches or assistant coaches that want to be head coaches?  How does Ryan Phillips respond to parents asking questions about their kid?  What is something that his players do in training that they love?  Is there anything about Ryan’s training that would stand out to people?   Is there something that Ryan Phillips has learned lately that has him really excited?   What is something that Ryan Phillips believes that other coaches may disagree with? What are some of Ryan Phillips’s favorite books and resources that have benefited his coaching?    3 Key Points: Learn how to adjust as the season progresses.  Mental stability, mental toughness, and not pressuring kids about their mistakes is important to build confidence.  Communication is key between coaches and players.    Tweetable Quotes: “As a high school coach, once your season is over, seniors are gone, and then you start evaluating your next year’s class or next year’s team.” – Ryan Phillips (04:08) “We base our fall off of our next year’s team. It’s not the same every year.” – Ryan Phillips (04:27) “When the players see that we love each other and that even though sometimes we disagree we can get on the same page, I think that is the backbone of the culture.” – Ryan Phillips (14:26) “When I’m trying to help a coach, I try to give him more responsibility. When it comes to responsibility, a lot of the times they surprise me and they do a really good job.” – Ryan Phillips (18:30) “Everything we do you have a winner and a loser. So, it starts with the catch.” – Ryan Phillips (20:24) “The hour-long practice, a lot of people don’t like it, and of course you would like to have a little bit longer. But, it’s made us more creative and more efficient.” – Ryan Phillips (24:22) “Our first standard is you’ve got to do what’s right. That’s for your family, at school, that’s in baseball.” – Ryan Phillips (28:51) “We learn from failure.” – Ryan Phillips (29:13)   Resources Mentioned:  Ahead of the Curve Podcast Twitter: @AOTC_podcast Ryan Phillip’s Email: Ryan.Phillips@EdmondSchools.net

Michael Garfield gives you the latest scoop on the consumer realm including: new iPhone's being announced next week? Top 12 travel apps you need, and a special chat to parents and families with high school and college graduates, including those at Sante Fe High School.

Matt & Jason discuss the NFL National Anthem policy, The Shit Shack, Morgan Freeman, Twitter Highlights, That's So Wisconsin, Ashton Kutcher's donation to Ellen's wildlife charity, Brandi Chastain's brutal  honorary plaque, Shark jazz, Bad prom accessories, other poop and an Inspirational Story about our guy JJ Watt's contribution to the victims of the Sante Fe High School shooting.

Matt & Jason discuss the NFL National Anthem policy, The Shit Shack, Morgan Freeman, Twitter Highlights, That's So Wisconsin, Ashton Kutcher's donation to Ellen's wildlife charity, Brandi Chastain's brutal  honorary plaque, Shark jazz, Bad prom accessories, other poop and an Inspirational Story about our guy JJ Watt's contribution to the victims of the Sante Fe High School shooting.

We didn’t mean for these episodes to be “timely,” but these days in America, that seems unavoidable. Between posting our two-parter about Dave Cullen’s Columbine, there has been another school shooting at Sante Fe High School in Texas. Our hearts are breaking, again. We can only hope to contribute to the conversation and help move our country away from this insanity. Join us for Part Two of our discussion on Columbine. We talk with Rob Bowman, the incredible English teacher who brought us the students from Part One. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tune in, as the Ladies of the Don’t Take it Personal Podcast recap and give their take on current events such as the Alaska Airlines’ first flight piloted by two African-American women. They also discuss what’s going on with T.I., Joe Budden, Taraji P. Henson, Kim K., R. Kelly and many more. The ladies are honored to be joined by a very special Guest, Licensed Professional Counselor, Mental Health Speaker and host of the @theevolvingchairpodcast, Ms. Lakiesha Russell to discuss this week’s topic about Mental Health. Stay tuned to find out what the ladies are inquiring about, this week’s GTD’s, and much more! Prayers to Sante Fe High School. "Nothing said is intended to offend, so join in and...Don't Take it Personal!"

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