If You Meet The Buddha In The

Coaching Is Salesmanship. Coaching Is Winning Players Over And Convincing Them They Have To Play Together. It Takes A Team Conviction To Play Together To Make Things Work.

You Go In The Weight Room And You Lift Weights And You Do All These Things To Strengthen Your Body. This Is Strengthening Your Mind. When You Can Stay Focused And You Can Use That Focus To Always Come Back With Your Breath To Center Yourself, So That You're Kind Of Floating In The Moment, In The Spirit.

Coaching Is About, "how Do I Get People To Play At Their Peak Level?" It Is A Spiritual Quest. And If It's Not That, You Don't Have A Challenge, You Don't Have A Mission. Forming A Brotherhood And Trying To Move It Forward - That's What Coaching Is.

I'm Not Trying To Find Answers Anymore. I'm Trying To Live What I Know.

I Think The Most Rewarding Part Of The Job, And I Think Most Coaches Would Say It, Is Practice. If You Have It, A Very Good Practice In Which You Have 12 Guys Participate, And They Can Really Get Something Out Of It, Lose Themselves In Practice.