Edward LeBlanc's guest appearances

Edward LeBlanc

The Shark Effect

Culture of the Game

Rob DiBernardo

Ben Chase

Kevin Tarca

Scott Faucher

Adam Virgile

Meg Gaudreau

Mike Ditka

Marcellus Wiley

Jared Kleinert

Ryan McNeil

Sam Johnson

Ryan Leaf

Kate Eckman

Keith Mitchell

Brian Grant

OwlTail

Edward is the owner of CourtSessions whose purpose is to teach the game of basketball to organizations, teams and players. Ed works with players and coaching staffs at every level, which range from the middle school through the NBA while also serving teams and programs Internationally (15 different countries). He also is a Core Director w/Point Guard College (PGC).What you will learn in this episode:-Answering the million dollar question (What's leadership)-How to develop standards-Validation is the belief in yourself-How to teach someone who naturally has a divisive personality-What questions to ask to get the most out of yourself or the people you leadConnect w/Ed-twitteredward@courtsessions.comLet's connect:LinkedInIGFacebookwebsiteDon't forget to Subscribe, Rate &amp; Review (5 stars are cool)! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Edward is the owner of CourtSessions whose purpose is to teach the game of basketball to organizations, teams and players. Ed works with players and coaching staffs at every level, which range from the middle school through the NBA while also serving teams and programs Internationally (15 different countries). He also is a Core Director w/Point Guard College (PGC).What you will learn in this episode:-Answering the million dollar question (What's leadership)-How to develop standards-Validation is the belief in yourself-How to teach someone who naturally has a divisive personality-What questions to ask to get the most out of yourself or the people you leadConnect w/Ed<ul><li><a href="https://twitter.com/edward5789oak" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">-twitter</a></li><li>edward@courtsessions.com</li></ul> Let's connect:<ul><li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-molden-9693431b/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a></li><li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/alexmolden/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">IG</a></li><li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/alex.molden1/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a></li><li><a href="https://open.acast.com/shows/5e759e3195fa07a414c9afe8/episodes/www.alexmoldenspeaks.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">website</a></li></ul> Don't forget to Subscribe, Rate &amp; Review (5 stars are cool)! See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Edward Leblanc | How to Develop Standards for Success

Edward is the Founder of CourtSessions Basketball Academy, is a Director at Point Guard College, a national lecturer on Coaching Coaches, and trains basketball players ranging from middle school to the NBA Edward talks about his experience being a coach for coaches, learning through discovery, and shares stories from his experience working with young athletes and NBA talents Show Notes: 4:50 - Coaching coaches 10:00 - Managing confidence and ego 10:20 - Keep it moving (Kobe) 13:25 - Balancing positivity and discipline 15:30 - Learning through discovery/coaching through questions 20:45 - Building mental toughness 29:55 - Mentors (MJ story from Tex Winters) 36:00 - Ed's introduction to working with NBA players, a new approach to the game 42:00 - Building relationships with players 44:00 - Setting parameters for teaching 51:30 - Ed's 3 most important qualities of a Coach/Teacher Quotes: 19:20 - "If you want to be a good coach, you are going to have to be ok feeling like a bad coach often." 25:40 - "I'm committed to being more mentally tough, because I know I don't have some of the other separators people have." 27:00 - "If you're so overwhelmed with anxiety and fear, you're actually going to miss the lesson...Life will keep throwing you the same problem until you solve it." 34:00 - "Coaches need to speak truth, players need to accept truth, and change it. Truth is temporary" 39:25 - "If you love something enough...it's going to push you to the brink of quitting it" 44:00 - "Discipline and standards cannot be a moving target" 49:00 - "If you see the elephant in the room, you've got to go attack it"  How to Reach Edward: @courtsessions edward@courtsessions.com edward@pgcbaskebtall.com @edward5789oak (twitter)

Edward is the Founder of CourtSessions Basketball Academy, is a Director at Point Guard College, a national lecturer on Coaching Coaches, and trains basketball players ranging from middle school to the NBA Edward talks about his experience being a coach for coaches, learning through discovery, and shares stories from his experience working with young athletes and NBA talents Show Notes: 4:50 - Coaching coaches 10:00 - Managing confidence and ego 10:20 - Keep it moving (Kobe) 13:25 - Balancing positivity and discipline 15:30 - Learning through discovery/coaching through questions 20:45 - Building mental toughness 29:55 - Mentors (MJ story from Tex Winters) 36:00 - Ed's introduction to working with NBA players, a new approach to the game 42:00 - Building relationships with players 44:00 - Setting parameters for teaching 51:30 - Ed's 3 most important qualities of a Coach/Teacher Quotes: 19:20 - "If you want to be a good coach, you are going to have to be ok feeling like a bad coach often." 25:40 - "I'm committed to being more mentally tough, because I know I don't have some of the other separators people have." 27:00 - "If you're so overwhelmed with anxiety and fear, you're actually going to miss the lesson...Life will keep throwing you the same problem until you solve it." 34:00 - "Coaches need to speak truth, players need to accept truth, and change it. Truth is temporary" 39:25 - "If you love something enough...it's going to push you to the brink of quitting it" 44:00 - "Discipline and standards cannot be a moving target" 49:00 - "If you see the elephant in the room, you've got to go attack it" How to Reach Edward: @courtsessions edward@courtsessions.com edward@pgcbaskebtall.com @edward5789oak (twitter)

Edward LeBlanc: Coaching Coaches

Edward is the Founder of CourtSessions Basketball Academy, is a Director at Point Guard College, a national lecturer on Coaching Coaches, and trains basketball players ranging from middle school to the NBAEdward talks about his experience being a coach for coaches, learning through discovery, and shares stories from his experience working with young athletes and NBA talentsShow Notes:4:50 - Coaching coaches10:00 - Managing confidence and ego 10:20 - Keep it moving (Kobe)13:25 - Balancing positivity and discipline15:30 - Learning through discovery/coaching through questions20:45 - Building mental toughness29:55 - Mentors (MJ story from Tex Winters)36:00 - Ed's introduction to working with NBA players, a new approach to the game42:00 - Building relationships with players44:00 - Setting parameters for teaching51:30 - Ed's 3 most important qualities of a Coach/TeacherQuotes:19:20 - "If you want to be a good coach, you are going to have to be ok feeling like a bad coach often." 25:40 - "I'm committed to being more mentally tough, because I know I don't have some of the other separators people have."27:00 - "If you're so overwhelmed with anxiety and fear, you're actually going to miss the lesson...Life will keep throwing you the same problem until you solve it."34:00 - "Coaches need to speak truth, players need to accept truth, and change it. Truth is temporary" 39:25 -  "If you love something enough...it's going to push you to the brink of quitting it"44:00 -  "Discipline and standards cannot be a moving target"49:00 - "If you see the elephant in the room, you've got to go attack it"How to Reach Edward:@courtsessionsedward@courtsessions.comedward@pgcbaskebtall.com@edward5789oak (twitter)

Edward is the Founder of CourtSessions Basketball Academy, is a Director at Point Guard College, a national lecturer on Coaching Coaches, and trains basketball players ranging from middle school to the NBA Edward talks about his experience being a coach for coaches, learning through discovery, and shares stories from his experience working with young athletes and NBA talents Show Notes: 4:50 - Coaching coaches 10:00 - Managing confidence and ego 10:20 - Keep it moving (Kobe) 13:25 - Balancing positivity and discipline 15:30 - Learning through discovery/coaching through questions 20:45 - Building mental toughness 29:55 - Mentors (MJ story from Tex Winters) 36:00 - Ed's introduction to working with NBA players, a new approach to the game 42:00 - Building relationships with players 44:00 - Setting parameters for teaching 51:30 - Ed's 3 most important qualities of a Coach/Teacher Quotes: 19:20 - "If you want to be a good coach, you are going to have to be ok feeling like a bad coach often." 25:40 - "I'm committed to being more mentally tough, because I know I don't have some of the other separators people have." 27:00 - "If you're so overwhelmed with anxiety and fear, you're actually going to miss the lesson...Life will keep throwing you the same problem until you solve it." 34:00 - "Coaches need to speak truth, players need to accept truth, and change it. Truth is temporary" 39:25 - "If you love something enough...it's going to push you to the brink of quitting it" 44:00 - "Discipline and standards cannot be a moving target" 49:00 - "If you see the elephant in the room, you've got to go attack it" How to Reach Edward: @courtsessions edward@courtsessions.com edward@pgcbaskebtall.com @edward5789oak (twitter)