Real Reasons Coaches Get Fired

One of the uncomfortable topics to discuss in coachins is that sometimes jobs end. Sometimes they’re long dramatic drawn out endings, and sometimes they’re abrupt endings. “All good things must come to an end,” is a statement that rings oh so true in football coaching. <br/>On this episode we’re talking all about why coaches get fired. From falling out of favor, to the whirlwind that can sweep through your office, and ways to avoid it.<br/><br/>How do coaches fall out of favor?<br/><br/>Issues with the community, parents, or boostersLosing ball games, although not as often as you’d thinkNot connecting with othersLack of communication with administration“Stepping on others toes” or simply making other people look badBeing too brash with those around you. Can often be intimidating or appear belittling<br/><br/>Why does is go so quickly?<br/><br/>We often want to see the good in every situation, and will dismiss red flags or warningsYou may n ot have anyone you trust to give you a warning, even if you would listen to itAdministration issuesLack of awareness to what is going on<br/><br/>How do we avoid it?<br/><br/>Connect with those in the communityTheme nightsEventsBe available to peopleWinning games can settle a lot of other issuesCreate a great atmosphere for kids to work hard and enjoy timeParents want their kids in safe, capable hands. Provide thatPractice Extreme Ownership and get ahead of problems before they arise.Build relationships with superiors, peers, and subordinates<br/><br/>What NOT to do as a Coach<br/><br/>Today’s Lesson: “Don’t do what you think others want, do what you feel is right for the kids.”<br/><br/>Social Media<br/><br/>DanielTwitter: @CoachChamboOKEmail: chamberlainfootballconsulting@gmail.comKennyTwitter: @FBCoachSimpsonEmail: FBCoachSimpson@gmail.comCoaching 101 PodcastTwitter: @Coaching101Pod