http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx http://responsiblesports.com/common/images/podcast-rss-144x144.png 144 144 http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx no In this episode, Jim talks with former U.S. National Team softball pitcher and two time gold medal Olympian Michele Smith. Michele shares how she stayed positive and in control through tough moments in competition. Taught to her by her father, “control the controllables” is a mantra that has helped Michelle excel in difficult times throughout her career. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=37 Thu, 10 May 2012 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/37.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with former U.S. National Team softball pitcher and two time gold medal Olympian Michele Smith. Michele shares how she stayed positive and in control through tough moments in competition. Taught to her by her father, “control thIn this episode, Jim talks with former U.S. National Team softball pitcher and two time gold medal Olympian Michele Smith. Michele shares how she stayed positive and in control through tough moments in competition. Taught to her by her father, “control the controllables” is a mantra that has helped Michelle excel in difficult times throughout her career. In this episode, Jim talks with two-time Olympic wrestling medalist Rulon Gardner. Gardner explains how a “can do” attitude, forged on his family farm and encouraged by teachers and coaches, helped him to achieve his personal best in sports and in life. It was his strong personal belief in self that lead him from humble beginnings to the Gold Medal podium. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=35 Fri, 27 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/35.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with two-time Olympic wrestling medalist Rulon Gardner. Gardner explains how a “can do” attitude, forged on his family farm and encouraged by teachers and coaches, helped him to achieve his personal best in sports and in life. IIn this episode, Jim talks with two-time Olympic wrestling medalist Rulon Gardner. Gardner explains how a “can do” attitude, forged on his family farm and encouraged by teachers and coaches, helped him to achieve his personal best in sports and in life. It was his strong personal belief in self that lead him from humble beginnings to the Gold Medal podium. In this episode, Jim talks with NHL Hall of Fame and Boston Bruins right wing hockey legend Cam Neely. Neely shares his secret to success: the power of positive thinking. Taught to him by his dad, this positive approach helped Neely bounce back from mistakes, recover from injury, and overcome two devastating losses in the Stanley Cup. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=36 Fri, 13 Apr 2012 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/36.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with NHL Hall of Fame and Boston Bruins right wing hockey legend Cam Neely. Neely shares his secret to success: the power of positive thinking. Taught to him by his dad, this positive approach helped Neely bounce back from mistaIn this episode, Jim talks with NHL Hall of Fame and Boston Bruins right wing hockey legend Cam Neely. Neely shares his secret to success: the power of positive thinking. Taught to him by his dad, this positive approach helped Neely bounce back from mistakes, recover from injury, and overcome two devastating losses in the Stanley Cup. In this episode, Jim talks with renowned soccer head coach Sigi Schmid. Beginning with his AYSO experience through college and professional coaching ranks, Schmid shares his incredible insights on coaching including handling the pressure to win, helping players improve, scouting players, and what lessons he’s learned throughout his coaching career. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=34 Thu, 29 Mar 2012 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/34.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with renowned soccer head coach Sigi Schmid. Beginning with his AYSO experience through college and professional coaching ranks, Schmid shares his incredible insights on coaching including handling the pressure to win, helping pIn this episode, Jim talks with renowned soccer head coach Sigi Schmid. Beginning with his AYSO experience through college and professional coaching ranks, Schmid shares his incredible insights on coaching including handling the pressure to win, helping players improve, scouting players, and what lessons he’s learned throughout his coaching career. In this episode, Jim talks with Hall of Fame and Olympic gold medalist Al MacInnis, who shares how he became on of the top defenseman in the NHL through practice, working on weaknesses not just strengths, and always trying to learn and get better. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=33 Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/33.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with Hall of Fame and Olympic gold medalist Al MacInnis, who shares how he became on of the top defenseman in the NHL through practice, working on weaknesses not just strengths, and always trying to learn and get better. In this episode, Jim talks with Hall of Fame and Olympic gold medalist Al MacInnis, who shares how he became on of the top defenseman in the NHL through practice, working on weaknesses not just strengths, and always trying to learn and get better. In this episode, Jim talks with Emmy Award Winning College Football Analyst Kirk Herbstreit, who talks about how he dealt with early road blocks while playing football at Ohio State, individuality in sports, the importance of responsible sports parenting and the “Win It All” mentality in pro sports. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=32 Tue, 24 Jan 2012 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/32.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with Emmy Award Winning College Football Analyst Kirk Herbstreit, who talks about how he dealt with early road blocks while playing football at Ohio State, individuality in sports, the importance of responsible sports parenting In this episode, Jim talks with Emmy Award Winning College Football Analyst Kirk Herbstreit, who talks about how he dealt with early road blocks while playing football at Ohio State, individuality in sports, the importance of responsible sports parenting and the “Win It All” mentality in pro sports. In this episode, Jim talks with current ESPN NFL Analyst and former NFL Head Coach and Player Herm Edwards, who talks about how making an impact starts at home with the parents, how his father helped him develop as an athlete and the importance of resiliency in sports and as well as life. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=31 Fri, 13 Jan 2012 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/31.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with current ESPN NFL Analyst and former NFL Head Coach and Player Herm Edwards, who talks about how making an impact starts at home with the parents, how his father helped him develop as an athlete and the importance of resilieIn this episode, Jim talks with current ESPN NFL Analyst and former NFL Head Coach and Player Herm Edwards, who talks about how making an impact starts at home with the parents, how his father helped him develop as an athlete and the importance of resiliency in sports and as well as life. In this episode, Jim talks with ESPN Anchor and writer John Buccigross, who talks to Jim about being a youth sports parent, a late bloomer among his peers and the important lessons a young athlete can learn from playing sports. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=30 Fri, 23 Dec 2011 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/30.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with ESPN Anchor and writer John Buccigross, who talks to Jim about being a youth sports parent, a late bloomer among his peers and the important lessons a young athlete can learn from playing sports.In this episode, Jim talks with ESPN Anchor and writer John Buccigross, who talks to Jim about being a youth sports parent, a late bloomer among his peers and the important lessons a young athlete can learn from playing sports. In this episode, Jim talks with current Head Coach of the USA Women's Softball Team Ken Eriksen, who talks about how controlling your emotion is the key to controlling the game, the lessons he learned while playing for Hall of Famer Robin Robert and how his playing experience as a catcher has influenced him as a coach. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=29 Fri, 02 Dec 2011 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/29.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with current Head Coach of the USA Women's Softball Team Ken Eriksen, who talks about how controlling your emotion is the key to controlling the game, the lessons he learned while playing for Hall of Famer Robin Robert and how hIn this episode, Jim talks with current Head Coach of the USA Women's Softball Team Ken Eriksen, who talks about how controlling your emotion is the key to controlling the game, the lessons he learned while playing for Hall of Famer Robin Robert and how his playing experience as a catcher has influenced him as a coach. In this episode, Jim talks with World Cup and Olympic Champion soccer player Brandi Chastain, who talks to Jim about how athletes deal with transition, bouncing back from injury, truly inspiring coaching, and her favorite memories from the US National Team and in this year’s Women’s World Cup. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=28 Fri, 18 Nov 2011 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/28.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with World Cup and Olympic Champion soccer player Brandi Chastain, who talks to Jim about how athletes deal with transition, bouncing back from injury, truly inspiring coaching, and her favorite memories from the US National TeaIn this episode, Jim talks with World Cup and Olympic Champion soccer player Brandi Chastain, who talks to Jim about how athletes deal with transition, bouncing back from injury, truly inspiring coaching, and her favorite memories from the US National Team and in this year’s Women’s World Cup. In this episode, Jim talks with NFL Hall of Famer and Three Time Super Bowl champion Steve Young. Steve shares key insights about leadership, maturity, and responsibility on the field, supporting and inspiring teammates as a player and a parent, and the life lessons he drew from sports which have led to a varied and successful career after professional football. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=27 Fri, 21 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/27.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with NFL Hall of Famer and Three Time Super Bowl champion Steve Young. Steve shares key insights about leadership, maturity, and responsibility on the field, supporting and inspiring teammates as a player and a parent, and the lIn this episode, Jim talks with NFL Hall of Famer and Three Time Super Bowl champion Steve Young. Steve shares key insights about leadership, maturity, and responsibility on the field, supporting and inspiring teammates as a player and a parent, and the life lessons he drew from sports which have led to a varied and successful career after professional football. In this episode, Jim talks with Former NFL Coach and NFL Network Analyst Jim Mora, who talks about time with his father, the lessons he learned as a player and as a coach, the impact that good youth coaches have on athletes in their formative years, and the way teammates are brought together from all different backgrounds and outlooks in order to accomplish a common goal. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=26 Fri, 30 Sep 2011 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/26.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with Former NFL Coach and NFL Network Analyst Jim Mora, who talks about time with his father, the lessons he learned as a player and as a coach, the impact that good youth coaches have on athletes in their formative years, and tIn this episode, Jim talks with Former NFL Coach and NFL Network Analyst Jim Mora, who talks about time with his father, the lessons he learned as a player and as a coach, the impact that good youth coaches have on athletes in their formative years, and the way teammates are brought together from all different backgrounds and outlooks in order to accomplish a common goal. In this episode, Jim talks with NBA coaching great and Positive Coaching Alliance National Spokesperson Phil Jackson, who shares his insights on how to build a true community within teams, finding voice for star players while encouraging role players to embrace their vital place on any successful team. Phil also shares his philosophy on balancing talent versus effort, the role of rivalries to motivate teams, and how to extend the lessons of sports beyond the court. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=25 Thu, 04 Nov 2010 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/25.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with NBA coaching great and Positive Coaching Alliance National Spokesperson Phil Jackson, who shares his insights on how to build a true community within teams, finding voice for star players while encouraging role players to eIn this episode, Jim talks with NBA coaching great and Positive Coaching Alliance National Spokesperson Phil Jackson, who shares his insights on how to build a true community within teams, finding voice for star players while encouraging role players to embrace their vital place on any successful team. Phil also shares his philosophy on balancing talent versus effort, the role of rivalries to motivate teams, and how to extend the lessons of sports beyond the court. In this episode, Jim talks with current NBA Houston Rockets forward Shane Battier. Once profiled as a “No-Stats All-Star”, Battier shares with Jim his philosophy on being a great teammate, lifting the play of fellow players around him to create true team success. Battier also discusses the idea of “toughness”, beyond just physical toughness on the court. Battier’s commitment to himself and to his team is an ideal example for youth players of all sports. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=24 Fri, 01 Oct 2010 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/24.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with current NBA Houston Rockets forward Shane Battier. Once profiled as a “No-Stats All-Star”, Battier shares with Jim his philosophy on being a great teammate, lifting the play of fellow players around him to create true team In this episode, Jim talks with current NBA Houston Rockets forward Shane Battier. Once profiled as a “No-Stats All-Star”, Battier shares with Jim his philosophy on being a great teammate, lifting the play of fellow players around him to create true team success. Battier also discusses the idea of “toughness”, beyond just physical toughness on the court. Battier’s commitment to himself and to his team is an ideal example for youth players of all sports. In this episode, Jim talks with the 2010 US Men’s Olympic Head Coach and current NHL Toronto Maple Leafs Head Coach Ron Wilson. Known in hockey circles as a coach dedicated to preparation, Ron shares with Jim how the men’s team prepared for the Olympics, how preparation was one element of accountability to fellow teammates, and how preparation leads to playing relaxed and in the moment to come back with 24 seconds on the clock. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=23 Fri, 03 Sep 2010 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/23.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with the 2010 US Men’s Olympic Head Coach and current NHL Toronto Maple Leafs Head Coach Ron Wilson. Known in hockey circles as a coach dedicated to preparation, Ron shares with Jim how the men’s team prepared for the Olympics, In this episode, Jim talks with the 2010 US Men’s Olympic Head Coach and current NHL Toronto Maple Leafs Head Coach Ron Wilson. Known in hockey circles as a coach dedicated to preparation, Ron shares with Jim how the men’s team prepared for the Olympics, how preparation was one element of accountability to fellow teammates, and how preparation leads to playing relaxed and in the moment to come back with 24 seconds on the clock. In this episode, Jim welcomes Olympic Gold Medalist and National Softball Team pitching All-Star Jennie Finch. Borrowing a line from Billie Jean King, Jennie talks about the ‘privilege of pressure’, encouraging youth athletes to enjoy the moment and to Honor The Game by honoring themselves, their teammates, the history of the sport, and the opportunity to learn life lessons through sports. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=22 Fri, 06 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/22.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim welcomes Olympic Gold Medalist and National Softball Team pitching All-Star Jennie Finch. Borrowing a line from Billie Jean King, Jennie talks about the ‘privilege of pressure’, encouraging youth athletes to enjoy the moment and to HoIn this episode, Jim welcomes Olympic Gold Medalist and National Softball Team pitching All-Star Jennie Finch. Borrowing a line from Billie Jean King, Jennie talks about the ‘privilege of pressure’, encouraging youth athletes to enjoy the moment and to Honor The Game by honoring themselves, their teammates, the history of the sport, and the opportunity to learn life lessons through sports. In this episode, Jim welcomes former US National Women’s soccer team player Julie Foudy. Foudy appeared in 4 World Cups, winning two FIFA World Championships. She also played in three Olympic Games, earning 2 Golds and a Silver. Foudy also served as the President of the Women’s Sports Foundation, served on the Commission on Opportunity in Athletics that examined the landmark 1972 Title IX Legislation. Today Foudy is a soccer analyst for ABC and ESPN as well as the co-founder of the Julie Foudy Sports Leadership Academy. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=21 Fri, 02 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/21.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim welcomes former US National Women’s soccer team player Julie Foudy. Foudy appeared in 4 World Cups, winning two FIFA World Championships. She also played in three Olympic Games, earning 2 Golds and a Silver. Foudy also served as the PIn this episode, Jim welcomes former US National Women’s soccer team player Julie Foudy. Foudy appeared in 4 World Cups, winning two FIFA World Championships. She also played in three Olympic Games, earning 2 Golds and a Silver. Foudy also served as the President of the Women’s Sports Foundation, served on the Commission on Opportunity in Athletics that examined the landmark 1972 Title IX Legislation. Today Foudy is a soccer analyst for ABC and ESPN as well as the co-founder of the Julie Foudy Sports Leadership Academy. In this episode, Jim welcomes US National Women’s soccer team and three-time Olympic medalist Joy Fawcett. As one of the premiere defenders in the game, Fawcett holds the record for the highest scoring defender for the US National Team with 239 caps. She was also the only member of the team to play all minutes of the 1995, 1999 and 2003 Women’s World Cup games as well as the 1996 and 2000 Olympics. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=20 Mon, 07 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/20.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim welcomes US National Women’s soccer team and three-time Olympic medalist Joy Fawcett. As one of the premiere defenders in the game, Fawcett holds the record for the highest scoring defender for the US National Team with 239 caps. She In this episode, Jim welcomes US National Women’s soccer team and three-time Olympic medalist Joy Fawcett. As one of the premiere defenders in the game, Fawcett holds the record for the highest scoring defender for the US National Team with 239 caps. She was also the only member of the team to play all minutes of the 1995, 1999 and 2003 Women’s World Cup games as well as the 1996 and 2000 Olympics. In this episode, Jim talks with USA Softball Olympic Medalist Dot Richardson who shares her insights on how teammates play a pivotal role in helping athletes bounce back from mistakes and stay motivated. Dot reflects on a critical moment in Olympic history when the team had to recover from unexpected losses and how they refocused and rebounded. Dot also talks about how the lessons she learned on the softball field have translated to her professional career as a successful surgeon. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=19 Mon, 01 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/19.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with USA Softball Olympic Medalist Dot Richardson who shares her insights on how teammates play a pivotal role in helping athletes bounce back from mistakes and stay motivated. Dot reflects on a critical moment in Olympic historIn this episode, Jim talks with USA Softball Olympic Medalist Dot Richardson who shares her insights on how teammates play a pivotal role in helping athletes bounce back from mistakes and stay motivated. Dot reflects on a critical moment in Olympic history when the team had to recover from unexpected losses and how they refocused and rebounded. Dot also talks about how the lessons she learned on the softball field have translated to her professional career as a successful surgeon. In this episode, Jim catches up with NBA Celtics Head Coach Doc Rivers right after practice and the two discuss how to keep players’ emotional tanks full. Doc shares his strategies for coaching positively from the sidelines, how to involve both starters and bench players, how players can fill each others’ emotional tanks, and even shares some of his techniques used in pre-game and half-time chalk talks. Doc candidly relays real-life experiences with his current players and provides great examples that both coaches and players can use with their youth athletes. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=18 Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/18.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim catches up with NBA Celtics Head Coach Doc Rivers right after practice and the two discuss how to keep players’ emotional tanks full. Doc shares his strategies for coaching positively from the sidelines, how to involve both starters aIn this episode, Jim catches up with NBA Celtics Head Coach Doc Rivers right after practice and the two discuss how to keep players’ emotional tanks full. Doc shares his strategies for coaching positively from the sidelines, how to involve both starters and bench players, how players can fill each others’ emotional tanks, and even shares some of his techniques used in pre-game and half-time chalk talks. Doc candidly relays real-life experiences with his current players and provides great examples that both coaches and players can use with their youth athletes. In this episode, Jim welcomes former Olympic swimmer Summer Sanders. Summer reflects on the coaches who influenced her career, keeping her motivated, positive and focused. She also talks about the important “home-coaching” provided by her mom and how she hopes to support her kids in their athletic careers. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=17 Fri, 04 Dec 2009 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/17.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim welcomes former Olympic swimmer Summer Sanders. Summer reflects on the coaches who influenced her career, keeping her motivated, positive and focused. She also talks about the important “home-coaching” provided by her mom and how she In this episode, Jim welcomes former Olympic swimmer Summer Sanders. Summer reflects on the coaches who influenced her career, keeping her motivated, positive and focused. She also talks about the important “home-coaching” provided by her mom and how she hopes to support her kids in their athletic careers. In this episode, Jim talks with Hall of Fame running back Tony Dorsett, who shares rarely heard stories from professional athletes on how they overcome challenges, how coaches help them bounce back from mistakes, and how parents can help young athletes focus on learning valuable life lessons from youth sports. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=15 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/15.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with Hall of Fame running back Tony Dorsett, who shares rarely heard stories from professional athletes on how they overcome challenges, how coaches help them bounce back from mistakes, and how parents can help young athletes foIn this episode, Jim talks with Hall of Fame running back Tony Dorsett, who shares rarely heard stories from professional athletes on how they overcome challenges, how coaches help them bounce back from mistakes, and how parents can help young athletes focus on learning valuable life lessons from youth sports. In this episode, Jim talks with former World Cup soccer player Alexi Lalas. Alexi shares with Jim how he set goals for himself as a premiere defenseman and how he stayed motivated to achieve both his goals and his team’s goals. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=16 Fri, 06 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/16.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with former World Cup soccer player Alexi Lalas. Alexi shares with Jim how he set goals for himself as a premiere defenseman and how he stayed motivated to achieve both his goals and his team’s goals.In this episode, Jim talks with former World Cup soccer player Alexi Lalas. Alexi shares with Jim how he set goals for himself as a premiere defenseman and how he stayed motivated to achieve both his goals and his team’s goals. In this episode, Jim talks with Hall of Fame NFL cornerback and safety Ronnie Lott, about the notion of an Emotional Tank and how, just like a gas tank, when it’s full we can go anywhere we want to, but when it’s empty we can’t go at all. Ronnie shares his thoughts on how his tank was filled by coaches and fellow players, how he fill his son’s tank on and off the football field, and how he even works to fill the tank of his son’s coaches. http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=14 Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/14.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks with Hall of Fame NFL cornerback and safety Ronnie Lott, about the notion of an Emotional Tank and how, just like a gas tank, when it’s full we can go anywhere we want to, but when it’s empty we can’t go at all. Ronnie shares hiIn this episode, Jim talks with Hall of Fame NFL cornerback and safety Ronnie Lott, about the notion of an Emotional Tank and how, just like a gas tank, when it’s full we can go anywhere we want to, but when it’s empty we can’t go at all. Ronnie shares his thoughts on how his tank was filled by coaches and fellow players, how he fill his son’s tank on and off the football field, and how he even works to fill the tank of his son’s coaches. In this episode, Jim talks about the principle of coaching for mastery with Doug Wilson, former NHL hockey player and current general manager of the NHL San Jose Sharks. You’ll hear Jim and Doug discuss how parents and coaches can encourage youth athletes to focus on three main principles – effort, learning and bouncing back from mistakes – the “ELM Tree of Mastery.” http://responsiblesports.com/media_library/podcasts.aspx?id=13 Fri, 09 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0400 http://responsiblesports.com/common/cms/media/podcast/13.mp3 noIn this episode, Jim talks about the principle of coaching for mastery with Doug Wilson, former NHL hockey player and current general manager of the NHL San Jose Sharks. You’ll hear Jim and Doug discuss how parents and coaches can encourage youth athletesIn this episode, Jim talks about the principle of coaching for mastery with Doug Wilson, former NHL hockey player and current general manager of the NHL San Jose Sharks. You’ll hear Jim and Doug discuss how parents and coaches can encourage youth athletes to focus on three main principles – effort, learning and bouncing back from mistakes – the “ELM Tree of Mastery.” en-usnonadult