Coaching Like a Champion - Miller, Steve

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Résumé :
Coaching like a Champion is about providing solutions to the daily pressures and stressors coaches face in their programs by focusing on the following: ? Fulfilling your regular coaching responsibilities in a proactive, forward-thinking way ? Incorporating the eight essential building blocks into your coaching style as you lead your team and execute your coaching objectives and plan ? Providing tools for dealing with the challenges of coaching and teaching others to live a life of excellence and fulfillment There is no shortage of books on becoming a champion but most relate to player qualities, characteristics, and disposition. Coaching like a Champion explores how coaches can attend to their own work in building the mindset of a champion and elevating their sports program to the next level. There is no coincidence with the author using the verb coaching in his title. It connotes action and being intentional about your work. It cannot be practiced from a conservative perspective. The best ideas win, and the best ideas come from people who dare to be different, to dream, and to do things that no one dreamed possible. Dream big. Imagine what's possible. Coach with creativity. Be your own champion. There are no limits.

Biographie:
Steve Miller is a military service expert, historian, professional speaker, published author and management consultant. He was raised, and currently lives in, Simi Valley, California. He is a fourth generation military serviceman. His father served in the U.S. Navy between World War II and Korea, and his grandfather was in the Navy in World War I and an armed Merchant Marine officer in World War II. Miller's great-grandfather served as a soldier in the British Army in the 1890s. Miller joined the U.S. Air Force toward the end of the Vietnam War and served in the 100th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing. He participated in flying drone reconnaissance missions in Southeast Asia on operations BUFFALO HUNTER and COMBAT DAWN. At the time, the 100th SRW was the only military unit in the world flying unmanned drones for intelligence collection. After leaving the Air Force, Miller went to work as a senior field engineer for General Dynamics (now Lockheed-Martin) on a classified electronic warfare program called Operation PEACE OWL. After returning to the States, Miller was assigned to the ground test team at the northern reaches of Area 51 in Nevada, on a stealth cruise missile project called SENIOR PROM. He finished his work at GD assigned to the AN/MST-T1 MUTES (MUltiple Threat Emitter System) Project. Moving over to Hughes Aircraft (now Raytheon), Miller worked on the TOW missile system for the Army and ARBS (Angle Rate Bombing System) for the Marine's A-4M Skyhawk and AV-8B Harrier. Later he worked on the V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor program for Bell Helicopter. Before moving into consulting, Miller last worked on the Army's M131 Modular Pack Mine System (MOPMS). As a military service expert and historian, his specialties include the Vietnam War, the U.S. Air Force, intelligence collection systems, special operations and the U.S. Presidency. Miller is married, and has a daughter in college, with three teenagers in high school. He also enjoys volunteer work with the Civil Air Patrol.

Sommaire:
Steve Miller is a military service expert, historian, professional speaker, published author and management consultant. He was raised, and currently lives in, Simi Valley, California. He is a fourth generation military serviceman. His father served in the U.S. Navy between World War II and Korea, and his grandfather was in the Navy in World War I and an armed Merchant Marine officer in World War II. Miller's great-grandfather served as a soldier in the British Army in the 1890s. Miller joined the U.S. Air Force toward the end of the Vietnam War and served in the 100th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing. He participated in flying drone reconnaissance missions in Southeast Asia on operations BUFFALO HUNTER and COMBAT DAWN. At the time, the 100th SRW was the only military unit in the world flying unmanned drones for intelligence collection. After leaving the Air Force, Miller went to work as a senior field engineer for General Dynamics (now Lockheed-Martin) on a classified electronic warfare program called Operation PEACE OWL. After returning to the States, Miller was assigned to the ground test team at the northern reaches of Area 51 in Nevada, on a stealth cruise missile project called SENIOR PROM. He finished his work at GD assigned to the AN/MST-T1 MUTES (MUltiple Threat Emitter System) Project. Moving over to Hughes Aircraft (now Raytheon), Miller worked on the TOW missile system for the Army and ARBS (Angle Rate Bombing System) for the Marine's A-4M Skyhawk and AV-8B Harrier. Later he worked on the V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor program for Bell Helicopter. Before moving into consulting, Miller last worked on the Army's M131 Modular Pack Mine System (MOPMS). As a military service expert and historian, his specialties include the Vietnam War, the U.S. Air Force, intelligence collection systems, special operations and the U.S. Presidency. Miller is married, and has a daughter in college, with three teenagers in high school. He also enjoys volunteer work with the Civil Air Patrol....