The Coachers Podcast

Dichotomy of a QB, Don't take things Personal, Competitive / Development, & Coaching Insights with Brett Elliott

Keanu Yamamoto Season 1 Episode 9

Summary

In this episode of The Coachers Podcast, Coach Brett Elliott shares his journey from player to head coach at Lewis and Clark College. He discusses his coaching philosophy, the importance of team culture, and embracing the challenge of becoming a Head Coach. Coach Elliott emphasizes the significance of mentorship, healthy competition, and the development of both players and coaches. He also reflects on his playing career, the lessons learned from setbacks, and the excitement for the upcoming season.

Takeaways

- Brett Elliott's journey to coaching began in 2007 while playing arena football.
- He values the relationships built with players and coaches throughout his career.
- Coaching at the Division III level offers a better quality of life and job security.
- The camaraderie and teamwork in football are what drew him to the sport.
- He believes in the importance of competition and development in coaching.
- Brett emphasizes the need for a strong leadership committee within the team.
- He learned valuable lessons from past experiences, including the importance of team unity.
- Practice structure should focus on individual development and good-on-good competition.
- Healthy competition is essential, but it must not compromise player safety.
- Coaches should strive to develop their staff and players for future opportunities.



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