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Voices in their heads

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We think of toxic coaching as the 'sideline screaming', 'player punishing', name calling kind of coaching we see in movies like Varsity Blues. There is a more subtle kind of coaching that can do immeasurable damage and we can help remove it if we better train our coaches. What we say, becomes what they think. We craft the voices in their heads. Listen to this powerful letter from a young player and the damage a coach can unwittingly inflict on his or her players.

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