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Title: Championship Behaviors
Author: Hugh McCutcheon, Thad Levine - foreword
Narrator: Hugh McCutcheon
Format: mp3
Length: 7 hrs and 29 mins
Release date: 04-25-23
Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 11 ratings
Genres: Coaching
Publisher's Summary:
Championship results require championship behaviors—it's as simple as that. In this essential book, Hugh McCutcheon provides a proven framework for competitive excellence based in motor learning, psychology, and decades of coaching experience and success. Championship Behaviors provides athletes, parents of athletes, and coaches a defined path to the "how" of significant achievement while simply and clearly explaining the research behind the "why."
Title: Championship Behaviors
Author: Hugh McCutcheon, Thad Levine - foreword
Narrator: Hugh McCutcheon
Format: mp3
Length: 7 hrs and 29 mins
Release date: 04-25-23
Ratings: 5 out of 5 stars, 11 ratings
Genres: Coaching
Publisher's Summary:
Championship results require championship behaviors—it's as simple as that. In this essential book, Hugh McCutcheon provides a proven framework for competitive excellence based in motor learning, psychology, and decades of coaching experience and success. Championship Behaviors provides athletes, parents of athletes, and coaches a defined path to the "how" of significant achievement while simply and clearly explaining the research behind the "why."
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