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In Part 4 of our conversation with Todd Smith, President & CEO of Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA), he shares statistics on youth participation in sports, and why he and SFIA are excited about all the opportunities domestically in the near future. Want to sponsor the Winning is Not Everything podcast? Reach out at https://seankjensen.com/contact-sean/ (00:00) Introduction to Winning is Not Everything (00:18) Upcoming Major Sporting Events in the US (00:43) Farewell to TeamSnap (01:18) Interview with Todd Smith: His Role and Vision (02:17) Understanding the Sports and Fitness Industry Association (SFIA) (07:34) Challenges in Youth Sports Participation (12:45) Exciting Decade Ahead for US Sports (16:54) Todd Smith's Advice for Youth Sports Parents (22:30) Final Thoughts and Farewell  

In Part 1 of our conversation with Todd Smith, President & CEO of Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA), he reflects on how jarring a serious shoulder injury in high school was on him as an athlete and person.  Want to sponsor the Winning is Not Everything podcast? Reach out at https://seankjensen.com/contact-sean/ (00:00) Introduction to Winning Is Not Everything (00:18) Dream Big: Inspiring Youth (00:43) Thank You to Team Snap (01:18) Meet Todd Smith: Early Life and Sports Journey (01:30) The Injury That Changed Everything (02:13) Todd Smith's College Challenges (05:46) Overcoming Adversity: From Baseball to Volleyball (10:31) Lessons Learned: Defining Success Beyond Titles (13:30) Reflecting on Childhood Memories (15:42) Closing Remarks and Call for Sponsors

In Part 2 of our conversation with Dan Abrahams, a sport psychologist and author based in England, he shares details of pursuing a childhood dream, a regret along the way and a humbling decision about his future. Check out more of Dan Abrahams resources here: https://danabrahams.com/ Catch up on all episodes & more on your favorite podcast platform! Thanks to my Presenting Sponsor, @teamsnap, for prioritizing conversations like this! (00:00) Introduction to Winning is Not Everything (00:41) Sponsor Message from Team Snap (01:06) Dan Abrahams' Early Life and Regrets (02:13) Dan's Coaching Experience in the UK vs. USA (04:58) Parental Influence on Dan's Sports Journey (06:47) Dan's Path to Professional Golf (14:16) Challenges and Realizations in Dan's Career (16:52) Conclusion    #WinningIsNotEverything #DanAbrahams #SportsPsychology #AthleteMindset #MentalPerformance #SportsPodcast #YouthSports #MindsetMatters #PeakPerformance #GolfMindset

Sean Jensen hosted a Webinar titled "Mental Health In Youth Sports" with Dr. Wendy Borlabi, a high-performance coach for the Chicago Bulls, and Kelsey King, a mental performance coach and former NCAA Women's Hockey Champion. Presented by podcast sponsor TeamSnap, this episode features highlights of their conversation.  

In this episode of the Digital and Dirt podcast, Ian welcomes Nicole McCormack, SVP and GM of Brand Solutions at TeamSnap, to discuss her journey into the world of youth sports and TeamSnap's unique value proposition.Podcast Breakdown 00:00 - 03:50 Introducing Nicole McCormack  03:53 - 16:30  Nicole's Career Journey16:38 - 27:06 What is TeamSnap?27:14 - 30:17 Omnichannel Opportunity for Brands30:24 - 40:36 Influencers, TeamSnap, and Women Mentors 40:44 - 52:55 Live Streaming and Shared Brands 

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Some of us are in, and others are ALL IN! Jennifer Siess from Mine to Define was joined by Betsy Birkenmeier Hanak, athlete-coach-teacher-parent-fan extraordinaire. Whether doing a Teamsnap update or making a training basement, Betsy is 100% in supporting her kids in their pursuit of their dreams both on and off the pitch, court, or wherever. With 3 kids, each with different personalities and needs, Betsy and her husband, Tim, have learned a lot along the way in terms of when to step in, when to call out, and when to step back in supporting each of their journeys. Listen in for wisdom they've gained along the way, what they are working on, and the hopes for their kids and their family in The Beautiful Game and beyond. #parenthood #soccermom #family #familylogistics #kidscomefirst

If you have kids who play sports, you know all too well the special kind of crazy that brings to the household. When my 3 kids were younger they tried just about everything: lacrosse, tennis, golf, baseball, ice hockey, basketball, irish dance, football, volleyball…. I think I got everything…. Anyway, suffice it to say it could get a little chaotic. And like a lot of sports parents, an app named TeamSnap was part of our every day lives. I suspect a lot of you listening have it on your phones, too, because it helps bring some order to that chaos. And that right there brings a smile to the face of this episodes guest, Peter Frintzilas, the CEO of TeamSnap. Frintzilas joined TeamSnap in 2020, when we were in the midst of a pandemic and youth sports effectively ground to a halt. For most people, that would have made joining the company a kind of a non-starter, right? Oh, our entire audience has more or less evaporated? Yeaaaaah, no. But not Frintzilas. He saw the opportunity to put TeamSnap at the center of a youth sports industry that by some measures might be worth $60 billion annually in the near future. In our conversation, Pete and I talk about the growth of youth sports, how he first encountered TeamSnap, how recent acquisitions are performing, how he sees the youth sports market evolving, and most importantly how he sees his company taking advantage of it. He also reveals how he got his start in movies (turns out being able to remember your lines is pretty key…) ABOUT THIS PODCAST The 1-on-1: Sports Business Conversations podcast is a production of ADC Partners, a sports marketing agency that specializes in creating, managing, and evaluating effective partnerships between brands and sports. Website: adcpartners.com/podcast Instagram: adc_partners_podcast Threads: adc_partners_podcast Youtube: @adcpartners YOUR HOST Dave Almy brings over 30 years of sports marketing and sports business experience to his role as host of the "1-on-1: Sports Business Conversations" podcast. Dave is the co-Founder of ADC Partners.

The New York Times is suing OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright infringement, opening big media's first legal case against content use in training large language models. Tusk Ventures CEO Bradley Tusk explains the timing and the repercussions of this action for tech innovation and the future of news. Apple's sales in 2023 have declined, but Apple's stock is soaring. CNBC's Steve Kovach discusses the company's headwinds and tailwinds, as well as the temporary pause on a ban of some US Apple Watch sales. Youth sports are an estimated $37.5B market, and private equity is deepening its stake. Waud Capital's youth sports management company TeamSnap has acquired MOJO, a kids sports streaming platform. MOJO founder and former media executive Ben Sherwood joins TeamSnap CEO Pete Frintzilas to discuss the network of kids, parents, and coaches paying for youth sports resources. The Plus, Vail Resorts CEO Kirsten Lynch is in the midst of ski season. She shares how her company is expanding its network of slopes in the US, Europe, and even Australia.  Steve Kovach - 5:30Bradley Tusk - 11:25 Ben Sherwood & Pete Frintzilas - 17:19Kirsten Lynch - 27:00 In this episode: Ben Sherwood, @BenSherwoodLeslie Picker, @LesliePickerMichael Santoli, @michaelsantoliBrian Sullivan, @SullyCNBCKatie Kramer, @Kramer_Katie

On December 5th, 2023, TeamSnap hosted a webinar titled, "Mental Health and Youth Sports," featuring a conversation by Sean Jensen and Ruth Brennan Morrey, pHD, a mental performance coach. Here are some of the highlights.      Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

Peter Frintzilas is a technology executive and the CEO of TeamSnap, the application that every parent can't do without when it comes to the match day soccer experience. On this episode of the Bear and the Ball, Nick talks with Peter about the origins of TeamSnap and where it may go in the future.

Imagine nurturing the passion for hockey in your children without pressuring them to love the game. Sounds tough, right? Add in raising 5 kids who are all active in sports, while also being a team manager for multiple teams, and you have today's guest. Desiree Hall and her husband have found the perfect balance to maintaining their busy schedules while placing their focus on raising happy and healthy children rather than star athletes. This episode explores how they inspire their kids to have fun on the ice, do their best, and carry this mentality beyond hockey too. Being passionate and well-grounded parents, Desiree and her husband's approach to sports and parenting is indeed noteworthy.We explore communication's impact on managing teams and look at how Desiree uses tools like TeamSnap to keep everyone on the same page and overcome the challenges of professionalizing youth sports. Consistent communication and meeting kids where they are at, both professionally and in hockey, can empower them and lead to their personal growth. Tune in for an insightful episode with Desiree Hall, as she shares her unique perspective on parenting, team management, and the thrilling world of youth hockey.-- Our Kids Play Hockey is proud to be sponsored by Game Seven Group and Hockey Wraparound.At Game Seven Group our mission is to Transform Individuals Into Teams Capable Of The Extraordinary using Lee MJ Elias' proven team bonding strategy for sports teams, business teams, and anything & everything in between. If your team or organization is hungry to win a championship or take things to the next level, reach out to our team to see how we can help you reach your goal. Click this link to learn more or reach out to Katelynn@GameSevenGroup.com for more information.--Over the last ten years Hockey Wraparound , the #1 Off-Ice Training Product of the Decade (via Hockey Tutorial), has afforded hockey players at every level the opportunity to train off-ice while maintaining the integrity of their hockey stick blades. Our stick blade protectors are made of a privately formulated material that is flexible to fit most stick blades & curves, while hardwearing and long lasting protection.Order now to take your off-ice training to the next level.

In Part 3 of our conversation with Nicole McCormack, the Senior Vice President and General Manager of Brand Solutions at TeamSnap, highlights some of the hard lessons she's learned as a sports parent, including guiding her three daughters, including one who is playing soccer at Ohio State.  Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Nicole McCormack, the Senior Vice President and General Manager of Brand Solutions at TeamSnap, discusses her role in getting others to recognize that investing in women's sports is good business. Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

In Part 1 of our conversation with Nicole McCormack, the Senior Vice President and General Manager of Brand Solutions at TeamSnap, shares about the importance of sports for her growing up in Bay Village, Ohio, and the positive impact on the sacrifices her father made to coach and support her. Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

Sean Jensen co-hosted a Webinar titled "Mental Health In Youth Sports" with Minnesota Vikings linebacker Brian Asamoah earlier in the summer. Presented by podcast sponsor TeamSnap, this episode features highlights of their conversation. Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue–chip athletes and coaches.

Today's guest is an ardent supporter of investing in their team to help them master their craft and maximize results. He's spent his entire career in the technology and B2B SaaS arena leading through numerous GTM roles. Brian Caulfield is the Chief Operating Officer at TeamSnap. Brian joins Host Matt Benelli to discuss how to avoid the debilitating impacts of attrition, how to identify the three types of employees on your team, and why having a leadership group that believes in coaching is so important.Takeaways:Attrition is one of the biggest hurdles for any team in trying to reach its goal or attain an outcome. Without having the right people in the right seats, teams will struggle to be successful.When constructing and managing a team, employees can be broken into three subsets: A Players, B Players, and C Players. Each type of employee needs different types of coaching and support in order to maximize both their growth and the company's.A Players, also referred to in sales as “Eagles”, consistently produce great results but are hard to find. C Players are all talk and no action. They find excuses for every missed outcome. Leaders should weed C Players out of their teams. B Players get the best benefit from coaching and can become “the closest thing to an A Player through effective coaching.” B Players likely make up the majority of your team so it's worth investing in their development.The Sandler Sales methodology is a very effective coaching tool for developing B Players because it teaches them the science and technique components of selling and how to improve their sales approach by practicing those techniques.Coaching requires both top-down and bottom-up buy-in from an organization. To implement effective coaching methods, the leadership team needs to believe in coaching and want to make investments in developing their team. In order for that training to take hold and really stick with your employees, they must have a desire to be coached. When finding a new job as a sales leader, make sure to interview the company about their commitment to coaching as much as they interview you. Find out if they're willing to pay for the proper trainers, managers, and software tools that you know are needed.Sales managers should avoid focusing too much and getting too involved with certain deals. As tough as it might be to hear, sales reps need room to fail and lose a few deals so they can learn valuable lessons from those failures. Encourage your team to share things that they've learned from failures, that way every other rep doesn't have to learn that same lesson the hard way.Quote of the Show:“The biggest hurdle to hitting objectives, whether it's a releasing product or it's hitting a quota, is attrition. If you don't have butts in seats, it's really hard to win.” - Brian CaulfieldLinks:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/briancaulfieldintralinks/ TeamSnap Website: https://www.teamsnap.com/ Shoutouts:Richard Farlow: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-f-b68a7a41/ Leif O'Leary: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leifoleary/ Ways to Tune In:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Yb1wPzUxyrfR0Dx35ym1A Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coach2scale-how-modern-leaders-build-a-coaching-culture/id1699901434 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy50cmFuc2lzdG9yLmZtL2NvYWNoMnNjYWxlLWhvdy1tb2Rlcm4tbGVhZGVycy1idWlsZC1hLWNvYWNoaW5nLWN1bHR1cmU Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/fd188af6-7c17-4b2e-a0b2-196ecd6fdf77 Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/coach2scale-how-modern-leaders-5419703 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Coach2Scale CoachEm™ is the first Coaching Execution Platform that integrates deep learning technology to proactively analyze patterns, highlight the "why" behind the data with root causes, and identify the actions that will ultimately improve business results going forward.  These practical coaching recommendations for managers will help their teams drive more deals, bigger deals, faster deals and loyal customers. Built with decades of go-to-market experience, world-renowned data scientists and advanced causal AI/ML technology, CoachEm™ leverages your existing tech stack to increase rep productivity, increase retention, and replicate best practices across your team.Learn more at coachem.io

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We do something a little different this week, going behind the scenes of youth sports and interviewing TeamSnap CEO Peter Frintzilas. Kirsten and Peter speak about Peter's time in sports and how it formed his leadership style and hiring practices. We spoke about how sports shapes our youth off the court hire ability, teaching them skills like hard work, accountability, teamwork, discipline and pride in what they do. Peter shares how he manages an all-virtual team of 200 employees in 37 states and how that works from a leadership, communications and creative perspective. Enjoy this free-flowing conversation on sports, leadership and youth sports. Peter is the CEO of TeamSnap, a team management software company at the forefront of the growing youth sports business.  Peter joined TeamSnap in April 2021, bringing more than 20 years of software expertise combined with being a father of three and a former athlete. We're excited to have him on to talk about the future of youth sports, how he uses his sports background to increase levels of performance of his team and what he envisions for the future of youth sports. 

Woody Hartman, COO of Lime and former VP of Global Operations at Lyft, sits down with Michael to talk about the challenges in scaling a micro-mobility company, how Lime's gained a competitive advantage over other players in the market, and why he chose to climb Mount Everest following his time at Lyft!A biz ops wizard, Woody's career started as a Business Analyst at McKinsey in 2006, focused on M&A and private equity due diligence. With a passion for creating joyful customer experiences, Woody jumped to the gaming and entertainment website IGN, leading corporate strategy before attending Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, where he was amongst the top students, earning him distinction as a Siebel Scholar. Following a short stint at Disney as a Global Development Associate for Imagineering, Woody joined Lyft in February 2013 as employee 34. Initially tasked with leading Lyft's launch in Los Angeles, just the company's second market, Woody mastered these rollouts, becoming the company's VP of Global Operations in September 2017. Before departing in September 2019, he helped grow the company from $100k to $3 billion in annual revenue. He led hallmark company growth events such as 24 launches in 24 hours and launching in New York with only two weeks' notice. After six years with the company, Woody embarked on a new challenge: summitting Mount Everest! Returning to the business world as the President & Head of Product at TeamSnap in March 2020, Woody led the sports app company to double its revenue and its first profitable quarter. Approached with the opportunity to lead a micro-mobility company through its next phase, Woody recently joined Lime in January 2022. With rumors of a Lime IPO following its first profitable year, Woody's vast expertise and experience have him well-prepared for the work the company has cut out for him. Where to find Woody: Linkedin

We do something a little different this week, going behind the scenes of youth sports and interviewing TeamSnap CEO Peter Frintzilas. In this clip from Monday's full episode, Peter shares how he manages an all-virtual team of 200 employees (!!!) in 37 states and how that works from a leadership, communications and creative perspective. Kirsten and Peter discuss how communication becomes your superpower in a fully virtual working world. Peter is the CEO of TeamSnap, a team management software company at the forefront of the growing youth sports business.  Peter joined TeamSnap in April 2021, bringing more than 20 years of software expertise combined with being a father of three and a former athlete. We're excited to have him on to talk about the future of youth sports, how he uses his sports background to increase levels of performance of his team and what he envisions for the future of youth sports. 

We do something a little different this week, going behind the scenes of youth sports and interviewing TeamSnap CEO Peter Frintzilas. In the clip of Monday's new Episode 62: Team Snap CEO, Peter Frinzilas, Kirsten and Peter talk about Peter's time in youth sports and how it formed his leadership style and hiring practices. Peter is the CEO of TeamSnap, a team management software company at the forefront of the growing youth sports business.  Peter joined TeamSnap in April 2021, bringing more than 20 years of software expertise combined with being a father of three and a former athlete. We're excited to have him on to talk about the future of youth sports, how he uses his sports background to increase levels of performance of his team and what he envisions for the future of youth sports. 

Peter Frintzilas is the Chief Executive Officer of TeamSnap, a team management software company at the forefront of the growing youth sports business. Peter stepped into the leadership role for TeamSnap in 2021 with more than 20 years of software experience and as a dad of three and former athlete, he is passionate about building youth and amateur sports. Peter joins Nick discuss how playing sports as a kid enabled him to learn lifelong skills that he continues to utilize today as CEO, why diverse backgrounds and experiences create higher performing teams, and how he envisions the technological evolution of the youth sports industry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

About 70% of kids drop out of sports by the age of 14, and of those, twice as many girls drop out than boys. That's the word from Nicole McCormack, general manager of brand solutions at TeamSnap, a technology platform for sports parents and coaches. Why do girls drop out and what can parents and coaches do to keep them in sports?

About 70% of kids drop out of sports by the time they are 14, and of those, twice as many girls drop out than boys.  That's the word from Nicole McCormack, general manager of brand solutions at TeamSnap, a technology platform for sports parents and coaches. Why do so many girls drop out and what can parents and coaches do to keep them in sports?

TeamSnap, a web service for managing recreational and competitive sports teams and groups, announced the launch of its all-in-one multi-program management system for youth sports organizations.

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In Part 2 of our conversation with Peter Frintzilas, CEO of leading sports team management tool TeamSnap with over 25 million users, shares his insights on some of TeamSnap's COVID data and what can be learned for the future, and his belief on the importance of young people developing resilience.  Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue-chip athletes and coaches.

In Part 1 of our conversation with Peter Frintzilas, CEO of leading sports team management tool TeamSnap, discusses fond memories of growing up and playing sports on Long Island, New York, learning leadership lessons from his high school football coach and when he focused on getting serious about his future.  Winning Is Not Everything is a podcast aimed at bringing sanity back to youth sports with conversations with blue-chip athletes and coaches.

A study by the Aspen Institute and Utah State University–commissioned by TeamSnap–revealed what parents want most from youth sports and how the pandemic affected kids' ability to meet those goals. Team Snap's survey showed that parents, most of all, want kids to have fun, said Peter Frintzilas, CEO of TeamSnap, a youth sports management app. Only 54 percent of parents said their kids are still having fun. Only 52 percent said that participating in youth sports is having a positive impact on kids' mental health. And 52 percent said they felt like their young athletes were performing at pre-pandemic levels, meaning they hadn't improved. How can parents help kids whose confidence and performance were undermined during the pandemic?

A study by the Aspen Institute and Utah State University--commissioned by TeamSnap--revealed what parents want most from youth sports and how the pandemic affected kids' ability to meet those goals.  TeamSnap's study showed that parents, most of all, want kids to have fun, said Peter Frintzilas, CEO of TeamSnap, a youth sports management app. How can parents help kids whose confidence and performance were undermined by the pandemic? Visit https://youthsportspsychology.com Find our youth sports psychology programs at Our products page  

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke chats with United Soccer Coaches Incoming President Ashlee Fontes-Comber, United Soccer Coaches Chief Operating Officer Angie Eliason, Soccer Analyst and The Over Under Initiative Founder Kyle Martino, Sports Broadcaster Anna Witte, LGBTQ and Allies Coaches Advocacy Group Chair Dan Woog, Black Coaches Advocacy Group Chair Nicole Hercules, and 30 Under 30 Stokely Davis.

On this week's jam-packed United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke chats with United Soccer Coaches Outgoing President Dr. Missy Price, Return on Inclusion President and Founder Nevin Caple, The PICTOR Group President Sandy Hatfield Clubb, United Soccer Coaches College Programs Officer Trish Hughes, Middlesex University Senior Lecturer & Programme Leader for MSc Sport Performance Analysis Dr. Nimai Parmar, and 30 Under 30 2021-22 Class Member Cynthia Cervantes. DIIICA Strategic Plan for Collegiate Officiating: https://www.diiica.org/general/2020-21/files/d3ca-state-of-officiating-final-report-appendices-080620.pdf DIIICA Strategic Analysis of the State of Collegiate Officiating: https://www.diiica.org/general/2020-21/files/SDS_DIIICA_Officiating_Book_5.pdf

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke opens up the episode with United Soccer Coaches CEO Geoff VanDeusen. Next up, Dean chats with all three 2021 United Soccer Coaches Board of Directors candidates: Dr. Patrice Parris, Dr. Doug Williamson, and Greg Winkler. Then we have 2022 Convention presenter and Liberty Soccer Club and Blue Springs Youth Soccer Executive Director Samantha Snow on the show, before closing it out with 2021-22 30 Under 30 Class Member Kathy Prescott.

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke opens the show with National Youth Coach of the Year Kim Crabbe, followed by 2022 United Soccer Coaches Convention Presenter and Minot State head women's coach Chris Clements. Next up, Dean chats with NJCAA DI and DII Champion Coaches: Iowa Western head men's soccer coach Mike Brown, Eastern Florida State head women's coach Scott Carswell, and Heartland Community College head women's soccer coach Norman Ramos Franco. To close out this week's show, Dean hears from 30 Under 30 Class Member and Binghamton assistant women's soccer coach Nicole Pacapelli.

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke chats with Influence LLC Owner and Lead Facilitator Molly Grisham, Leadership Coach and Team Architect Donna Fishter, and Michigan Fire Juniors and Muskegon Risers head coach Debbie Pekel. Pekel is also a member of the 2021-22 30 Under 30 Class.

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke chats with champion coaches from all divisions of senior college! Dean visits with Clemson's Mike Noonan, Florida State's Mark Krikorian, Cal State LA's Chris Chamides, Grand Valley State's Jim Conlon, Connecticut College's Reuben Burk, Christopher Newport's Jamie Gunderson, Keiser's Gavin Oldham, and Tennesee Southern's Will Austin. To finish off this week's show, 30 Under 30 Member and Wingate assistant men's soccer coach Sam Raper joins the podcast.

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke visits with U.S. Soccer 1990 World Cup teammates Bruce Murray and Ralph Perez who will be receiving the Walt Chyzowych Lifetime Achievement Award with almost the entire team at the 2022 United Soccer Coaches Convention. Following Bruce and Ralph, Dean talks with former UConn head men's soccer coach Ray Reid as he begins retirement. Closing this week's show, we heard from 30 Under 30 Member and LeTourneau head women's soccer coach Alyssa Taramona.

Joined by Sheila Repeta - Head of People at TeamSnap, we put on our consultant hats and discuss the most common mistakes made when scaling HR teams fast. Don't make the same mistakes as other fast-growing companies and prioritize recruitment and employer brand (duh?). We also discuss how to ensure that HR is not seen as an overhead function and how to get the resources needed to design the best People Operations team, yo.   Support our sponsors! People Problems is brought to you for free by: The People Ops Society - Your tribe of People peers awaits... Yes you'll learn things, and yes you'll earn professional credentials... but it won't be boring. We promise. Listeners receive 20% off with code 'PPLProblems20' for your first 2 years of membership!  Your team needs to know about their benefits year-round—not just during open enrollment. Kill your FAQs and keep their questions answered in one place with Showcase™ - Book a demo today for 20% off your annual subscription!

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke opens up the show with a Countdown to Convention featuring "A Celebration of Soccer Officiating" referee summit co-hosts and coordinators: US Soccer and NISOA Hall of Fame member Dr. Jo” Machnik and former FIFA World Cup Referee and Referee Instructor Esse Baharmast. Next up, Dean chats with The Woodlands high school girls head soccer coach Frankie Whitlock and Conroe ISD Athletic Specialist Dina Graves. Closing out the show this week, Dean visits with 30 Under 30 Member and Frostburg women's soccer graduate assistant Ashley St. Aubin.

On this week's United Soccer Coaches Podcast, presented by TeamSnap, Host Dean Linke speaks with Honor Award recipient Joe Cummings, followed by 30 Under 30 2021-22 Class Member Cameron Carter.

Pete Frintzilas discusses a report his company TeamSnap commissioned to find out how youth sports during and post shutdowns are performing on a variety of criteria from participation to mental health.

Prior to launching Capitan, Mary worked at TeamSnap which sells enterprise SaaS to sports organizations to help 22M users better manage and engage with their athletes globally first on the sales team where she was a top performer before transitioning to the product design team. Mary just finished Venture for America's Startup Accelerator in November where Capitan was voted as the crowd favorite.   Check out Capitan: https://www.hellocapitan.com/ Or at @hello_capitan_ Mary is on social media: @marycornfield  

Dave Dupont (CEO/Founder, Team Snap) left corporate America to embark on his passion to solve a simple problem. "How can sports organizations provide tools to coaches, parents, and athletes to streamline constant communications?" Team Snap has since been an innovator in how sports organizations use mobile technology to manage their business and communications. In this episode, we talk about how Dave built a Team Snap community of over 1,000,000 teams, and 24,000,000 users, in over 130 countries with a strong cultured fully remote global staff.

In this episode, I interview Desirée Jewell, Director of Marketing at TeamSnap. We discuss her background as a product marketer, what that taught her about technology and aligning marketing with your engineering and technology teams. TeamSnap has over 24 million people who use their web and mobile apps to help save them time when it comes to parents, clubs or leagues who run team sports. Desirée and I share a common view of marketing 's role within the larger organization as the "team" that is best positioned to partner with the other business units. I really enjoyed meeting Desirée and learning how her entrance into marketing shapes her strategy on everything from product marketing to customer service and the importance of connecting to a larger purpose— or as they say, 'Take the Work Out of Play.' Follow @miketoner on Instagram & Twitter

Dave DuPont has built a solution for parents, kids, coaches and leagues to coordinate their youth sports leagues. Now they have the ultimate challenge, navigating how to keep kids active when the league's are partially or fully shut down.

The conclusion of DJ Roueche & Rich Lambourne's trip to the Polar Vortex as they chat with Oregon State Assistant Coach and Olympic Gold Medalist, Ron Zwerver, Rick Dunetz from the Side-Out Foundation, Sean Maniz of Belmont Abbey, Rob Neilson from Volleymetrics, our friends from TeamSnap and Anthony Katz of Hyperice.  

           What does the movie Concussion mean to youth sports coaches and parents? Listen in as youth sports' thought leaders Emily Cohen from Teamsnap and Janis Meredith from JBMThinks.com join Craig in a roundtable discussion on the movie and its implications to youth sports. Emily: Website: www.teamsnap.com/community/podcast Twitter: @emilygcohen Janis: Website: jbmthinks.com Twitter: @jbmthinks Listen Now: Listen in ITunes: Itunes link Listen in Stitcher: Stitcher link Links mentioned: The Knockout Project - theknockoutproject.org Concussion App - Concussion Quick Check by the American Academy of Neurology Other concussion links: Interesting presentation by the company that own Cascade Helmets and Bauer Hockey. They look at the science of how other animals protect their brain from impact by blood constriction: insidelacrosse.com/article/neck-band-aims-to-fight-concussions-from-the-inside/33367 PBS Frontline piece on the NFL, CTE, and Dr. Omalu: pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/league-of-denial/ Washington Post article on NFL veto power in NIH CTE study funding NY Times article - Being smart about your childs brain SI article - Concussion movie Stat News - Banned for concussions, college football players still recruited  American Journal of Sports Medicine: Epidemiology of Sports-Related Concussion in NCAA Athletes From 2009-2010 to 2013-2014. Link to free abstract: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26330572 Concussion rate per 10,000 athletic exposures: Boys' wrestling 10.92 Boys' ice hockey 7.91 Girls' ice hockey 7.52 Boys' football 6.71 Girl's soccer 6.31 Girls' basketball 5.95 Girls' lacrosse 5.21 Girls' field hockey 4.02 Boys' basketball 3.89 Girls' volleyball 3.57 Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:

  What does it take to be part of a winning youth team? Listen in as Emily Cohen shares stories and discusses her journey to becoming a successful youth sports team manager. Emily has been a team manager for youth sports teams for over 10 years.  She also is a blogger for TeamSnap, and also hosts a podcast for TeamSnap.  As a youth sports podcast host and blogger, Emily is passionate about sportsmanship, injury prevention, and sideline etiquette. Emily is married and has 2 kids, ages 18 and 15. Website: www.teamsnap.com/community/podcast Twitter: @emilygcohen Listen Now: Listen in ITunes: Itunes link Listen in Stitcher: Stitcher link   Coaching/Leadership Quote 'Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming' - John Wooden Coaching Your Own Kids Always have an assistant to provide balance for being your own kid's coach The Team Manager can be a conduit to hear concerns/complaints from parents - embrace this! Team Managing Cringe & ‘Ah-Ha' Moments If the coach you work with is a bad communicator - don't be afraid to step up and take over the communication role Delegate!  Have specific roles assigned to a bunch of the parents - and assign them right at the beginning of the season (even if it's something that you don't need until the end of the season - i.e. coaches' gifts, team videos) Teaching Children & Keeping it Fun Talk to the kids physically at their level - take a knee so you're not talking down to them which can be very intimidating (this can be especially important when coaching girls) Minimize lines - have multiple stations to keep the kids constantly moving Free-play - 30 minutes of no adult involvement Mental Peak Performance As a parent - Have your child own the experience and stay out of the way, and don't attend tryouts As a coach - put each kid in the best position for them to succeed - which is different for each kid Coaches - you have to format your communication to your athletes - so that they don't freeze from the pressures you are putting on them Coaching Resources TeamSnap - Software program and app that allows you to enter team rosters, schedules, and tons of team info. You can send scheduling updates easily and it's a lifesaver for team managers. Discipline Corporate punishment for individual mistakes - You really need to think through your team chemistry and be careful if you are going to ever use this. Community service can be another positive way to discipline kids. Teambuilding/Rewards HUGE IDEA #1 - Juggling competition - Each week you try to beat your previous record of how many times you can juggle the soccer ball.  Good reward because it encourages you to practice on your own outside of practice.  And you can set individual and team goals for each week and for the season. When setting up teamwork goals - make sure you include the parents, not just the kids Inspiring Story Be on the lookout for a kid having off the field home problems - being late for practice, etc. - then seek to understand and see how you can help this kid out Winning Winning is a happy result - but there are so many more lessons to be learned from losing The One that Got Away Emily's son's final high school start as a baseball pitcher - they were up 5-1, and then one play rattled him and the team HUGE IDEA #2 - Coaches - practice situations going wrong and momentum swinging against them - you have to practice it and be prepared for it Teach your kids to be idiot-proof Coaching/Leadership Motivation Quote - 'Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming' - Coach John Wooden Parting Advice Forget about the win/loss record - and instead focus on making the experience fun The TeamSnap Youth Sports Podcast www.teamsnap.com/community/podcast Great guests for coaches, parents,