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Hey there coaches, ever since I implemented the habit of daily reading into my live, I have gotten great value from talking about book recommendations with the people I meet. So I thought to myself this is a great community of like-minded people, I bet there is a ton of value in exchanging some recommendations. (Also I am not sure what I am going to read next :P) I would be especially interested in any books that had the most influence on how you all approach coaching. Iam not talking about Xs and Os, but more values, leadership, communication, decisions making and so on. Let's go groups of three here, so my recommendations would be: Essentialism - The disciplined pursuit of less and Effortless - Make it easier to do what matters most They are both written by Greg Mckeown. Honestly I see a lot of these values in the systems thought here, so I wouldn't be surprised if these books are well known to many of you. Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter This book gave me a lot of perspective on adversity of any kind. The inner game of tennis by W. Timothy Gallwey It was one of the first books that had me question they way I was teaching at that time. Great input for anyone having a hard time buying in into a approach of games > drills.

I know I'm late to the party but what's the main difference between race and space and Drive and space

I just finished my first year of coaching and we really struggled to score on offense. I've been an avid podcast listener, but haven't been on the site much, so I've started to search on here now that our season was over in preparation for this summer and next season. I was looking into Race & Space vs. Drive & Space, but I was wondering what the main differences were between the two.

I usually start every workout or practice with a quote to get the boys brains thinking and was curious if anyone had any quotes that have stuck out to them or that they liked that I could add to my list.