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In this conversation, Michael Slack, a quarterback trainer, shares his journey from being a young boy around football to becoming a professional trainer. He discusses the importance of focusing on personal development alongside athletic skills, the challenges of transitioning into a coaching career, and the mental aspects of being a quarterback. Michael emphasizes the significance of enjoying the process and learning from mistakes, while also providing valuable advice for aspiring coaches.
takeaways
- Michael Slack is a quarterback trainer focused on personal development.
- He has been involved in football since childhood, influenced by his father's coaching.
- The goal is to help players become the best versions of themselves.
- Football skills are important, but life skills are crucial for long-term success.
- Doubts about the evolving nature of quarterback training have shaped his approach.
- Mental aspects of the game often outweigh physical skills for quarterbacks.
- Mistakes in wanting success more than the player can lead to burnout.
- Aspiring coaches should learn from experienced trainers and engage with players.
- It's essential to enjoy the process to avoid burnout in any career.
- Winning a state championship is a key aspiration for Michael.
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