Jason Brown

Changes of speed / rhythm - gaining advantage by controlling “Flow” on and off the ball are tactics to “outwit” your opponent - coaches can ‘Educate their player’s attention’ to these subtle cunning tactics to increase player’s effectiveness & enjoyment for a lifetime 🔥⚽️

Consider keeping perception & action in tact. “…task simplification should not be used to the point where the practice of the movement becomes unrepresentative of how it would be performed under actual performance contexts.” (Philip O’Callaghan) #TOVO

Life Lessons Say please/thank you Know what you don’t know Ask great questions Take great notes Never stop learning Do the work Be humble Read more No job too big; no job too small Your word is everything Be kind/respectful Serve others Seek wisdom from those who came before you

If you have a coach, teacher, parent, teammate or mentor who helps hold you accountable you are blessed. Good leaders do not shy away from confrontation. They live by a set of standards and have high expectations. Embrace those who expect the most of you and you will grow.

@RichMacLellan Congrats @JamieMcGin back in community soccer where you’ll make a big difference.

I am really looking forward to Jamie growing our club with a focus on delivering great value to members. He is jacked up and ready to roll! hcusoccer.ca/jamie-mcginnis…

classic de zerbi football but it just feels too easy

"Are you going to let the little things slide or are you going to go do that extra little work to be great? Do you want to be great? Every day - be great. It’s not comparing yourself to anyone else, but maximizing what you are." -Andy Reid

Luis Enrique message to the coaches of the academies: ¨Concern about the development, not the results. All children should play in all positions. Prioritize the development of the child, not your own coaching career.¨😍 Follow me for more football videos with English subtitles!

"Your mistakes don't lose you games. Your response to mistakes, lose you games. We don't want reactions; we want responses." In sports and in life, your response-ability is your responsibility. Don't react (that's emotion) to mistakes. Respond (take action) to mistakes.

No one is 'built different', but some have used discipline, effort, & sacrifice to make themselves different. You want to be different: "get up earlier, stay later, ask questions, be a good person, care about others, stay humble, & work harder when no one's around" @LewisCaralla

Never forget the late developers Who may take a little longer to flourish Who may be a little smaller & quieter at certain ages Who has to try a bit harder than others But is a great listener And never misses training And loves being there Never forget the late developers

This is so good and needs to be heard by so many people “We are trying to skip the step of adversity, you can never skip that in life.” Those that didn’t have to grind to reach success have a tough time dealing w/ hardship (Via @MichaelWBratton 🎥)

My goal is that when they leave here, they're able to hold themselves to that standard of excellence and not settle for less than what they're capable of. That lives on forever because wherever they go in life, they can help others get there too. Kara Lawson on standards:

@seanfleming65 @CanadaSoccerEN Condolences from the east coast

We lost a great man today who was a fantastic father and our hero. He fought a courageous battle against Covid. ⁦@CanadaSoccerEN⁩ now has a great fan in heaven and has a great seat for all the games. RIP Dad , God Bless

'Do 3 dollars work for a 2 dollar job' "This thing about grit is real. It is about competing. It is about pushing yourself. It is about striving to be at your best. Nobody else controls this but you. You have an opportunity to create your own value. Let's get a little gritty."

"What are your habits when things get tough? We practice to create habits that will make us successful in the most difficult situations." Make daily deposits in practice of effort, fortitude, & execution. Then, during the game, you're ready to make a 'withdrawal' when it counts.

5 REGRETS Players can Have: ▪️Not putting in the time ▪️Thinking the Grass is Greener elsewhere ▪️Not buying into TEAM ▪️Not accepting their ROLE ▪️Thinking coaches were out to get them Don’t live with regret. Do the work -> Appreciate your team -> Accept your role.

"The fight is won or lost far away from witnesses- behind the lines, in the gym, & out on the road, well before I dance under the lights."-Muhammad Ali Wins don't come on game day. Wins are created in practice with your daily habits & efforts. You don't find success-you earn it.

@JamieMcGin @acaa @UKCBlueDevils Congrats Jamie and best of luck this weekend

Super proud of this joyful, competitive, tight knit group. It’s been an absolute pleasure to coach them so far. 3rd place in regular season play, hungry for more this weekend in Fredericton @ACAA playoffs 💪 @UKCBlueDevils Follow along in our team Instagram acct “UKC Lads”

@jeff_paulus @AlbertaSoccer @CanadaSoccerEN We use pass in and dribble in (players choice) for all internal programs. Can’t use it outside as it’s not league rules. I’ve found games are quicker, players always switched on to the opportunity on the restart and just more fun.

@jeff_paulus @AlbertaSoccer @CanadaSoccerEN 100% agree. I’m a huge fan of pass in or dribble in. Gives players a choice (cognitive) and allows more technical opportunity to grow.