Kristina Stephens's guest appearances

Kristina Stephens

Coach 360

David Collins

Steve Wood

Randy Jackson

Brian Herman

Eli Brown

Woodrow Wilson

Ruben Garcia

David Jones

Dave Campbell

John Thornton

Angus Reid

Alvin ISD

Chris Castillo

JoE Lombard

Johnny Ringo

OwlTail

Your athletic program won't look like the one in the next town over, the one is another district, or really any other program in existence. In fact, your program this year won't look like the program from last year. Why? Because your athletes this year don't look like your athletes from last year. The athletes are what make your program different. That's why you build relationships with your athletes, coach them based on their individual strengths, and create game and practice strategies based on athletes' needs and abilities.  In this interview with Head Softball and Assistant Volleyball Coach Kristina Stephens of Bells High School, we break down why it's always the athletes who are (or should be) at the heart of the athletic program. They are the reason why we are here, so let's treat them that way!  Key Takeaways: Coach each player differently. Build relationships with your athletes. Let athletes know you are there for them.   To learn more about our 2Words Character Development curriculum, please email Colton at colton@2words.tv or visit www.2words.tv/gameplan.

Your athletic program won't look like the one in the next town over, the one is another district, or really any other program in existence. In fact, your program this year won't look like the program from last year. Why? Because your athletes this year don't look like your athletes from last year. The athletes are what make your program different. That's why you build relationships with your athletes, coach them based on their individual strengths, and create game and practice strategies based on athletes' needs and abilities. In this interview with Head Softball and Assistant Volleyball Coach Kristina Stephens of Bells High School, we break down why it's always the athletes who are (or should be) at the heart of the athletic program. They are the reason why we are here, so let's treat them that way! Key Takeaways: Coach each player differently. Build relationships with your athletes. Let athletes know you are there for them. To learn more about our 2Words Character Development curriculum, please email Colton at <a href="mailto:colton@2words.tv">colton@2words.tv</a> or visit <a href="http://www.2words.tv/gameplan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.2words.tv/gameplan</a>.

227. How Are You Coaching Each Athlete? | Kristina Stephens | Bells HS