Dave Briglio's guest appearances

Dave Briglio

The Winning Youth Coaching Podcast: Youth Sports | Coaching | Parenting | Family Resources

Love What You Play

The O Factor

Mother Daughter Connections®

Janis Meredith

John O’Sullivan

Trevor Ragan

Pete Jacobson

James Leath

Jenn Starkey

Steve Boyle

Jerry Lynch

Jon Gordon

Heather Chauvin

Dana Malstaff

Denise Johnson

Shannon Evans

John Wooden

Jeff Brown

OwlTail

 During the month of June, on Mother Daughter Connections™, I'm hosting a series of Dad Chats™.  On today's episode of Mother Daughter Connections™, I'm joined by Founder &amp; CEO of Complete 3, Dave Briglio   Dave and I discuss:  the book ("Safe At Home") he's writing reflections about his dad's impact on him...as a son and father of daughters the challenges and nuances of raising 4 daughters ...and sooooo much MORE!!   ______ To Connect with Dave, go to:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-briglio-5044594/   Website: https://www.complete3.net/  Podcast (Making The Play): https://www.spreaker.com/show/mtp-dave-briglio   _________  And Don't Forget To . . .  Grab your FREE COPY of the  ↓  Quick Guide To Lesson Arguments  (https://bit.ly/lessarguments)  NOW!   Until next time…   Let's Stay Connected :)   Dr. Michelle Deering   ©Dr. Michelle Deering | All rights reserved.

During the month of June, on Mother Daughter Connections™, I'm hosting a series of Dad Chats™. On today's episode of Mother Daughter Connections™, I'm joined by Founder &amp; CEO of Complete 3, Dave Briglio Dave and I discuss: <ul> <li>the book ("Safe At Home") he's writing</li> <li>reflections about his dad's impact on him...as a son and father of daughters</li> <li>the challenges and nuances of raising 4 daughters ...and sooooo much MORE!!</li> </ul> ______ To Connect with Dave, go to: LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-briglio-5044594/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-briglio-5044594/</a> Website: <a href="https://www.complete3.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.complete3.net/</a> Podcast (Making The Play): <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/mtp-dave-briglio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/mtp-dave-briglio</a> _________ And Don't Forget To . . . Grab your FREE COPY of the ↓ <a href="https://bit.ly/lessarguments" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Quick Guide To Lesson Arguments</a> (<a href="https://bit.ly/lessarguments" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/lessarguments</a>) NOW! Until next time… Let's Stay Connected :) Dr. Michelle Deering ©Dr. Michelle Deering | All rights reserved.

58_Dad Chats™_A Dad's Legacy For His Granddaughters (w/ GUEST: Dave Briglio)

Dave Briglio is the Athletic Legacy Gameplan (ALG) Director for Complete3, an organization for sport, school, and career support, and he is the host of Making the Play Podcast. Growing up, Dave recognized that encouragement from coaches and supervisors was crucial for youth development, so now he dedicates his life to helping others. He created the ATHLETIC LEGACY GAMEPLAN (ALG) specifically to help Athletic Directors and coaches leave their mark on the world and serve their athletes through life, long after they have finished school. Core concepts under ALG include: addressing socioeconomic barriers, coaching male and female athletes, keeping kids in the game, nurturing creativity, fundraising, and more. His other current roles are trainer for the Positive Coaching Alliance, Coach Development Trainer for US Lacrosse, and JV Girls’ Lacrosse Coach for Towson High School.   Table of Contents    0:24 - Guest intro    1:11 - Where did you grow up and what sports did you play?  3:41 - Early specialization    7:00 - Fondest memory from personal youth sports    16:16 - Getting into coaching  23:25 - Top 3 issues facing youth sports    27:14 - Athletic Legacy Game Plan  32:25 - Making the Play podcast    39:15 - What can coaches do so kids so kids love the game more at the end of the season than the beginning?    47:04 - Free play    50:41 - Resources    57:31 - What can coaches do to engage parents?    1:02:45 - #1 tip for coaches who are just starting out

Dave Briglio is the Athletic Legacy Gameplan (ALG) Director for Complete3, an organization for sport, school, and career support, and he is the host of Making the Play Podcast. Growing up, Dave recognized that encouragement from coaches and supervisors was crucial for youth development, so now he dedicates his life to helping others. He created the ATHLETIC LEGACY GAMEPLAN (ALG) specifically to help Athletic Directors and coaches leave their mark on the world and serve their athletes through life, long after they have finished school. Core concepts under ALG include: addressing socioeconomic barriers, coaching male and female athletes, keeping kids in the game, nurturing creativity, fundraising, and more. His other current roles are trainer for the Positive Coaching Alliance, Coach Development Trainer for US Lacrosse, and JV Girls’ Lacrosse Coach for Towson High School. Table of Contents 0:24 - Guest intro 1:11 - Where did you grow up and what sports did you play? 3:41 - Early specialization 7:00 - Fondest memory from personal youth sports 16:16 - Getting into coaching 23:25 - Top 3 issues facing youth sports 27:14 - Athletic Legacy Game Plan 32:25 - Making the Play podcast 39:15 - What can coaches do so kids so kids love the game more at the end of the season than the beginning? 47:04 - Free play 50:41 - Resources 57:31 - What can coaches do to engage parents? 1:02:45 - #1 tip for coaches who are just starting out

33: How to Keep It Simple for Parents and Athletes | Dave Briglio

Dave's bio:My direct sports coaching experience range from 2-10th grade for the past 10-yrs, but I also intersect with the varsity players while I’m working w JV (girls lacrosse). But my day job (consulting Engineer) is what led me to learning to coach adults on the job, and see how similar the process is between 8-18 yr olds and 22-62 yr olds...different nuances, but it all comes from the same place: connections, compassion and creating community. And it doesn’t have to be all rainbows and unicorns; but it certainly takes a lot more than “managing” and “instructing” with a firm attitude.My big interest is seeing how critical youth/HS sports are in helping the next generation grow into the best people they can be. And I tell stories about my time as an athlete, mentors I’ve found after college, my family history (Dad created a company/vocation with a HS diploma and a work ethic futures through sports), and the young people I “serve” as their “Chief” Engineer.And I now use these stories to help PARENTS see how to have less worry and find more joy in their kids’ sports/school.website: www.complete3.netPodcast: Making the PlayTwitter: @complete3org1Facebook: /complete3Listen Now:Listen on iTunes: iTunes linkListen on Stitcher: Stitcher linkListen on Google Play Music: Google Play link--New Sponsor!Want to save time running your sports team without paying a penny? Overwhelmed by constant texts, calls and emails?  Check out the Heja app, which helps coaches all over the world more easily manage youth sports teams - 100% free of charge!Click the link to download the app and get your team better organized for free now! app.goheja.com/podShow Notes - WYC 156 – Dave BriglioCoaching your own kids 	In an ideal world you can have non-parent coaches, but often there aren't enough coaches so you have to step up to help the program 	The key is to be open and honest and communicate with your own kid and the other kids about being a parent coachTeaching skills 	Guided Discovery - It is more effective to let the kids figure it out on their own vs you just telling the kids how to do it 	Start with a basic drill, and as they develop expertise in that skill, you add a twist to the drill to add complexityLetting the players own the game 	The players can't hear you - so barking orders during the game is very inneffective and frustrating 	Send in instructions with the next group/line. Coach them vs. yelling at the players on the field.Achieving Peak performance mentally 	Praise the effort over achievement 	Fear is a very short-term motivation. A feeling of security and that someone believes in you is best way to increase kids' confidence. 	Figure out what you want to celebrate - and do it a bunch, in practice and in games. Real-time (otherwise it feels like false praise if you do it later.) 	Some of the best praise is when you are doing it 'behind their back' - when you are praising someone who is not there at the time.Self Esteem vs Self Confidence 	Confidence is what you visibly display. But esteem is what you truly believe about yourself.Favorite books: 	The Leadership Servitude 	The Way of the Champion by Dr. Jerry Lynch 	The Coaching Habit by Michael Bungay StangierParting Advice 	Play with them - Jump in and practice with them--Reviews are the lifeblood of the podcast!- If you like the podcast- please take 2 minutes to write a review! Click here-Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:SaveSave

Dave's bio: My direct sports coaching experience range from 2-10th grade for the past 10-yrs, but I also intersect with the varsity players while I’m working w JV (girls lacrosse). But my day job (consulting Engineer) is what led me to learning to coach adults on the job, and see how similar the process is between 8-18 yr olds and 22-62 yr olds...different nuances, but it all comes from the same place: connections, compassion and creating community. And it doesn’t have to be all rainbows and unicorns; but it certainly takes a lot more than “managing” and “instructing” with a firm attitude. My big interest is seeing how critical youth/HS sports are in helping the next generation grow into the best people they can be. And I tell stories about my time as an athlete, mentors I’ve found after college, my family history (Dad created a company/vocation with a HS diploma and a work ethic futures through sports), and the young people I “serve” as their “Chief” Engineer. And I now use these stories to help PARENTS see how to have less worry and find more joy in their kids’ sports/school. website: <a href="http://www.complete3.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.complete3.net</a> Podcast: Making the Play Twitter: @complete3org1 Facebook: /complete3 Listen Now: Listen on iTunes: iTunes link Listen on Stitcher: Stitcher link Listen on Google Play Music: Google Play link- - New Sponsor! Want to save time running your sports team without paying a penny? Overwhelmed by constant texts, calls and emails?  Check out the Heja app, which helps coaches all over the world more easily manage youth sports teams - 100% free of charge! Click the link to download the app and get your team better organized for free now! <a href="http://app.goheja.com/pod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">app.goheja.com/pod</a> Show Notes - WYC 156 – Dave Briglio Coaching your own kids 	In an ideal world you can have non-parent coaches, but often there aren't enough coaches so you have to step up to help the program 	The key is to be open and honest and communicate with your own kid and the other kids about being a parent coach Teaching skills 	Guided Discovery - It is more effective to let the kids figure it out on their own vs you just telling the kids how to do it 	Start with a basic drill, and as they develop expertise in that skill, you add a twist to the drill to add complexity Letting the players own the game 	The players can't hear you - so barking orders during the game is very inneffective and frustrating 	Send in instructions with the next group/line. Coach them vs. yelling at the players on the field. Achieving Peak performance mentally 	Praise the effort over achievement 	Fear is a very short-term motivation. A feeling of security and that someone believes in you is best way to increase kids' confidence. 	Figure out what you want to celebrate - and do it a bunch, in practice and in games. Real-time (otherwise it feels like false praise if you do it later.) 	Some of the best praise is when you are doing it 'behind their back' - when you are praising someone who is not there at the time. Self Esteem vs Self Confidence 	Confidence is what you visibly display. But esteem is what you truly believe about yourself. Favorite books: 	The Leadership Servitude 	The Way of the Champion by Dr. Jerry Lynch 	The Coaching Habit by Michael Bungay Stangier Parting Advice 	Play with them - Jump in and practice with them -- Reviews are the lifeblood of the podcast!- If you like the podcast- please take 2 minutes to write a review! Click here - Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter: SaveSave

WYC 156 – Girls Lacrosse – Dave Briglio – Say Less & Ask More