The Pillars of Pinnacle Your Role as a Coach Educate Teach the definition of the trait in a an appropriate way for your class Share examples of the trait in action Point out the trait when you see it ID: 1020121
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1. Pillars of CharacterPillars of character transcend political, religious, and poverty lines. They are concepts that improve not only the way one treats oneself, but also the interactions they have with others. Character is growing more important as the climate and culture we live in continue to change at a rapid rate.
2. The Pillars of Pinnacle
3. Your Role as a Coach
4. EducateTeach the definition of the trait in a an appropriate way for your classShare examples of the trait in actionPoint out the trait when you see itDemonstrate the traitModel the trait when you are able
5. Enable
6. Engage
7. EncourageBe the #1 fan of each of your athletesTeach them to encourage each otherWe behave certain ways based upon the feedback we receiveEncouragement is just as important in character development as skill development
8. Empowerment
9. Excellence
10. Enthusiasm
11. BalanceA condition in which different elements are in the correct proportionsThis applies to physical, mental, and emotional balanceHow can we physically have our athletes demonstrate balance?GymnasticsDanceNinjaHow can we encourage balance speaking about all the aspects of their lives?SchoolHomeSocial
12. Self-Control
13. TeamworkThe combined action of a group of people, especially when effective and efficient.Incorporate into all parts of classWarm upPartner workMoving matsOther ideas?
14. Growth Mindset
15. Kindness
16. Accountability
17. ConfidenceA feeling of self-assurance arising from one's appreciation of one's own abilities or qualities, the feeling or belief that one can rely on someone or something; firm trust.Our kids need to have confidence in themselves, their teammates, and us as coachesYou have the power to build confidence in your athletes“Whether you believe you can or believe you cannot, you are right.”
18. Resilience The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness, to spring backReward mistakesThat was a great first tryTeach them that mistakes lead to future success“Shake it off” – try singing and dancingOffer comfort when needed – make it quickLaugh with not at
19. GratitudeThe quality of being thankful; readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindnessDemonstrate with your verbal, physical, and written communicationThank you – be specificHigh fives and side hugsWOW cards and thank you notes