The most practical ideas and tools to build your team's culture and grow as a leader.
Culture is not built in a preseason meeting. It is built in practice. In Part 1 of his practice philosophy, JP Nerbun shares how to lead by example, set clear standards, run reset drills, and use success criteria to keep your team focused.
We get what we tolerate. J.P. Nerbun breaks down the Quick-Set, a pre-practice routine that sets the standard in the first five minutes. What are you tolerating that’s quietly lowering yours?
You get what you tolerate. JP Nerbun walks through the Quick Set, a simple warm-up routine where players define excellence, the clock resets when anyone falls short, and captains eventually call the resets themselves.
Part two with LMU beach volleyball coach John Mayer: the systems behind shared ownership, from battle buddies and a competitive cauldron to culture committees that give players real responsibility, not just a title.