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Chris Stricker

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5 Jahre, mehr nicht. Das war der Plan, als Häberlein &amp; Mauerer im Jahr 1988 als Deutschlands erste Lifestyle-Agentur an den Markt gingen. 31 Jahre später ist die haebmau AG eine der erfolgreichsten PR-Agenturen im Land, die sich unter der Leitung von Chris Stricker noch immer dynamisch weiterentwickelt.

5 Jahre, mehr nicht. Das war der Plan, als Häberlein &amp; Mauerer im Jahr 1988 als Deutschlands erste Lifestyle-Agentur an den Markt gingen. 31 Jahre später ist die haebmau AG eine der erfolgreichsten PR-Agenturen im Land, die sich unter der Leitung von Chris Stricker noch immer dynamisch weiterentwickelt.

„5 Fragen an…“ Chris Stricker, haebmau, München & Berlin

What does it take to be a winning youth coach? Listen in as Chris Stricker shares stories and discusses his journey to becoming a successful youth sports coach.Chris has been the Head girl's soccer coach of perennial powerhouse Coppell High School in Texas.  His accolades include: 7-time District Coach of the Year, 17 straight years of playoff appearances, 2009 and 2014 Texas 5A State Champions, 2009 NSCAA Texas Large School, Dallas Morning News, and  TASCO Texas Association of Soccer Coaches Organization Coach of the Year. Chris also has built one of the best soccer camps in the country.Chris is married and has 4 children -  15 year-old son, 13 year-old twin sons, and a 11 year-old daughter.Twitter: @stricker_soccerWebsite/Camps: strickersoccer.comListen Now:Listen in ITunes: Itunes linkListen in Stitcher: Stitcher link Quote'As a coach - you can't be pulling the wagon by yourself.  If your best players are pulling the wagon - everyone is going to on board.'Turning around the culture on a team	You have to instill the vision so the players believe they can win	Have them set goals - and every practice you're reminding them of what there goals areHUGE IDEA #1	4 Pillars of the program:	CALI:	Commitment	Accountability	Love	IntegrityEstablishing goals/guides	Break everything into relatable levels: Barclays level, National level, College.HUGE IDEA #2	If your best players are your hardest workers - you're going to always have a good team:'As a coach - you can't be pulling the wagon by yourself.  If your best players are pulling the wagon - everyone is going to on board.'	Every kid on the team needs to be crystal clear on what their role is on the teamCulture - Discipline/Rewards/Teambuilding	Everyone will be treated fairly, but that doesn't mean everyone will be treated equallyTeaching Skills	At the younger ages - the most important thing to teach is technique.  To keep the kids engaged you have to find creative ways to keep it fun.	An effective way to teach is have your most talented kids help teach the less talented kids.The One that Got Away	Losing to their big rival the first 2 years, which kept them out of the playoffs.  But those losses were used as fuelFavorite sports movies	When the Game Stands Tall	Miracle	Remember the Titans	Facing the GiantsBest Stolen idea	Jim Tressel - The Winners Manual - You have to invest in people	Lead for God's Sake - Todd GongwerParting Advice	Don't try to be the kid's friends - be their teacher who cares about them	Have a planReady to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:

What does it take to be a winning youth coach? Listen in as Chris Stricker shares stories and discusses his journey to becoming a successful youth sports coach. Chris has been the Head girl's soccer coach of perennial powerhouse Coppell High School in Texas.  His accolades include: 7-time District Coach of the Year, 17 straight years of playoff appearances, 2009 and 2014 Texas 5A State Champions, 2009 NSCAA Texas Large School, Dallas Morning News, and  TASCO Texas Association of Soccer Coaches Organization Coach of the Year. Chris also has built one of the best soccer camps in the country. Chris is married and has 4 children -  15 year-old son, 13 year-old twin sons, and a 11 year-old daughter. Twitter: @stricker_soccer Website/Camps: <a href="http://strickersoccer.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">strickersoccer.com</a> Listen Now: Listen in ITunes: Itunes link Listen in Stitcher: Stitcher link   Quote 'As a coach - you can't be pulling the wagon by yourself.  If your best players are pulling the wagon - everyone is going to on board.' Turning around the culture on a team 	You have to instill the vision so the players believe they can win 	Have them set goals - and every practice you're reminding them of what there goals are HUGE IDEA #1 	4 Pillars of the program: 	CALI: 	Commitment 	Accountability 	Love 	Integrity Establishing goals/guides 	Break everything into relatable levels: Barclays level, National level, College. HUGE IDEA #2 	If your best players are your hardest workers - you're going to always have a good team: 'As a coach - you can't be pulling the wagon by yourself.  If your best players are pulling the wagon - everyone is going to on board.' 	Every kid on the team needs to be crystal clear on what their role is on the team Culture - Discipline/Rewards/Teambuilding 	Everyone will be treated fairly, but that doesn't mean everyone will be treated equally Teaching Skills 	At the younger ages - the most important thing to teach is technique.  To keep the kids engaged you have to find creative ways to keep it fun. 	An effective way to teach is have your most talented kids help teach the less talented kids. The One that Got Away 	Losing to their big rival the first 2 years, which kept them out of the playoffs.  But those losses were used as fuel Favorite sports movies 	When the Game Stands Tall 	Miracle 	Remember the Titans 	Facing the Giants Best Stolen idea 	Jim Tressel - The Winners Manual - You have to invest in people 	Lead for God's Sake - Todd Gongwer Parting Advice 	Don't try to be the kid's friends - be their teacher who cares about them 	Have a plan Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:

WYC 054 – Youth Soccer – Chris Stricker talks turning around a culture so kids believe they can win