3D Coaching for Sport: Certification

Taking 3D was so inspiring and as the end came I found myself wanting more. The spirit of what I have been doing for 30 years as a wrestling coach has been rekindled in me. I feel this course should be mandatory in every Jr/Sr. High School Program. It has truly changed my life. Thank you.

Very good, well organized and informational.

Yes I would recommend this course to other coaches because I learned a lot of valuable coaching skills that I wouldn't normally learn. I also had the opportunity to learn from other coaches through the videos, meetings, and other coaches on campus. I'm a dance teacher on campus, so it was really awesome to have the opportunity to learn from other coaches from all sports.

YES! I recommend this course. It allows you to see other strategies used that you can implement into your own coaching. What I am doing is two-dimensional and I have a lot to still learn and grow with.

I recommend this course to other coaches so they too can have positive interactions with their teams. I acquired knowledge to improve my team's morale and joy.

I recommend this course to other coaches. A lot of valuable information and an opportunity for introspect.

It is transformational and allows you to think critically about what coaches you have had growing up and how that influences what you think coaching is. Coaching is more than winning, Coaching is more than fundamentals.

It gives you a good out look about life itself - the importance of a coach in our athletes life. We sometimes forget that.

This course has been a soul searching journey for me. Allowing me to develop and build a strong program that shows the hearts of its members. It showed me the importance of coaching the entire athlete, not just the x's and o's.

I felt the most valuable thing I learned that it is much more powerful to the athlete to feel loved, then it is to be rewarded for their success. I feel this course really changes the way we want to reach our kids and stears away from the traditional old-school way of coaching.

I think it is a great opportunity for coaches to look at how they work with their teams and players. It confirmed many of the things I have believed in and tried to do over the years. It also gave me new ideas to use.

The focus on helping/coaching in the 2nd and 3rd Dimensions. I have been doing that a little without even knowing it. I will coach in all Three Dimensions now.

I would recommend this course to other coaches. It not only makes you think about the reason why it makes you write it down and forces you to actually plan stuff. Most trainings just give you all the information and don't make you plan stuff out. Writing out the stuff we want people to say at our funeral followed closely by the transformation statement was the most valuable part for me.

It is vital that all coaches understand and apply this material for their athletes success.

I'd recommend this course to other coaches. It makes you re-evaluate your purpose as a coach.

I really enjoyed the journey to the development of my transformational purpose statement. I'd love to see this multiply to athletic programs everywhere.

I am old school coach and this opened my eyes on doing things a different way. The most valuable part to me was talking about how and why to encourage your players.

The funeral topics course was a great ending to the entire course. The course definitely provided a lot of tools that I will use for many future years. This is a well-rounded course that enables coaches to think beyond the 1st dimension. Great course. All three speakers were awesome.

All coaches should experience this course. Among other things, it highlights the relationship aspect of coaching and reveals coaches' deficiencies. The course emphasizes the attributes in the 2nd and 3rd dimensions that most coaches ignore and perhaps classify as intangibles. This course received my highest recommendation on all fronts.

The course opened my eyes to some of things I wasn't doing as far as coaching my youth athletes. It helped me understand how to coach and develop my young athletes for the long term instead of for the short-term. I have already suggested it to my other coaches in our youth program to help them better understand why I do the things that I do when it comes to coaching. I think it would benefit all of us to be on the same page as far as philosophy.