Send us a text Stop paying for motion when you want progress. We dig into why so many private lessons fail to create real separation on the field and show how to flip the model from selling minutes to producing measurable outcomes. The focus isn’t more reps; it’s the right reps—built on intent, movement quality, and a game-ready mindset that holds up under pressure. We start by naming the problem: uniform, overpriced sessions that treat a beginner like a travel standout and mistake activity ...
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Send us a text Stop paying for motion when you want progress. We dig into why so many private lessons fail to create real separation on the field and show how to flip the model from selling minutes to producing measurable outcomes. The focus isn’t more reps; it’s the right reps—built on intent, movement quality, and a game-ready mindset that holds up under pressure. We start by naming the problem: uniform, overpriced sessions that treat a beginner like a travel standout and mistake activity ...
Dad Coach vs. Paid Coach: Which One is Best for Your Young Athlete?
Raising Athletes
32 minutes
10 months ago
Dad Coach vs. Paid Coach: Which One is Best for Your Young Athlete?
Is a Dad Coach (parent volunteer) or a Paid Coach (club/professional coach) better for your child’s athletic journey? The answer isn't as simple as it seems. In this episode of Raising Athletes, host Rob Taormina breaks down the pros and cons of each coaching style, addressing common stereotypes, player development, and what parents should look for in a coach. We’ll explore: ✅ Do Dad Coaches really play favorites? ✅ Are Paid Coaches just in it for the money? ✅ How coaching styles impact colle...
Raising Athletes
Send us a text Stop paying for motion when you want progress. We dig into why so many private lessons fail to create real separation on the field and show how to flip the model from selling minutes to producing measurable outcomes. The focus isn’t more reps; it’s the right reps—built on intent, movement quality, and a game-ready mindset that holds up under pressure. We start by naming the problem: uniform, overpriced sessions that treat a beginner like a travel standout and mistake activity ...
