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    Understanding the Fundamental Attribution Error in Coaching

    June 22, 2025 - By Jim

    Jim Davis, Ed.M., MA, RSCC*E “That dog won’t hunt,” said the football coach about the athlete lagging during the final sprint. A tough appraisal. One of the most common psychological pitfalls in coaching is the fundamental attribution error (FAE). This principle, well-established in social psychology, refers to the tendency of…

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  • Basketball - Leadership/Character

    Pat Williams: The Visionary Leader Behind the Orlando Magic

    May 21, 2025 - By Jim

    Pat Williams, the legendary co-founder of the Orlando Magic, left an indelible mark on professional basketball and the city of Orlando. Over a remarkable 51-year career in the NBA, Williams exemplified what it means to be a leader—not only in title but in vision, courage, and service. Williams began his…

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  • Athletes - Strength - Wellness

    Understanding the Impact of the Menstrual Cycle on Training

    December 8, 2024 - By Good Athlete Project

    Yesol An Throughout my journey as a female lifter in the weight room, I’ve experienced the ups and downs of training. I’ve asked myself this question frequently, “why am I so weak today?” This question arose in many different phases of my life: when I was doing crossfit, competing in…

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  • Athletes - Leadership/Character - Opportunity

    3 Keys to creating a positive weight room environment

    December 1, 2024 - By Good Athlete Project

    By Rijad Pekmez I’ve spent more than a decade in weight rooms. First as an athlete, now as a performance coach. My role is to guide athletes in becoming stronger, faster, and more efficient in their respective sports, all while helping them achieve both individual and team-oriented goals. And let…

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  • Athletes - Crew/Rowing - Leadership/Character

    Open Letter to an Aspiring Athlete, by Reilly Dampeer

    April 25, 2024 - By Good Athlete Project

    By Reilly Dampeer, Head Coach and High Performance Program Manager at OKC National High Performance Center This letter shares the messages that I needed as a young athlete. No words are able to replace experience so I cannot honestly say that I would have heeded the lessons of each story…

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  • Leadership/Character - Wellness

    Good Intentions: Using the High Order Performance Framework to Evaluate Team Outcomes

    April 23, 2024 - By Jim

    Jim Davis, EdM, MA, RSCC*E The coach started practice at 5:30am. He believed these early mornings would teach toughness and discipline. The team responded well to the challenge and 4:30am wakeup calls became the norm. With puffy eyes and heavy feet, they would stroll in, tired but ready to work.…

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  • Basketball - Leadership/Character

    Optimism, Faith, and Jimmy V.

    April 9, 2024 - By Good Athlete Project

    By Dr. Zachary Shutler Have you heard of North Carolina State Men’s Basketball Coach, Jim Valvano?  His story is the epitome of faith, belief, purpose, and optimism. When Jimmy Valvano was a child, he believed he was going to be a head coach. He had faith he would one day…

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  • Leadership/Character

    Where The Head Goes, The Body Will Follow : A Lesson in Healing

    October 30, 2023 - By Good Athlete Project

    By Carl J. Evans   Healing an injury will cause an athlete to confront challenges no amount of drills or practice could ever prepare them for. Still, one essential element of the healing process is often overlooked because it is hidden and shrouded in a stigmatized silence.   We need to talk…

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  • Basketball - Leadership/Character

    Playoff Jimmy Butler, Damian Lillard, and the Importance of Collective Efficacy for the Miami Heat

    September 1, 2023 - By Good Athlete Project

    Butler’s work ethic and competitiveness has helped him to become one of the top players in the NBA.  Those individual traits combined with his ability to inspire his teammates to be confident both in their own capabilities and in their own perceptions of the team’s collective ability to achieve success…

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  • Leadership/Character - Wellness

    Language of SEL with Molly Gosline

    July 13, 2023 - By Good Athlete Project

    Molly Gosline is the Director of SEL Consulting and host of the SEL Summer Institute in Cambridge, MA. The following transcript is from a PODCAST Molly Recorded with the nonprofit organization, Good Athlete Project (Episode 133). To join Molly and the top tier faculty of the SEL Summer Institute, find…

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