In this episode, Josh talks about the Train Station Theory.We are constantly surrounded by people on this journey of life. We are connected to some people for a brief moment on our journey, while others will remain with us until the very end. A lasting impact can be made regardless of how long the season of connection is. Coaches may only be present in the lives oftheir athletes for a few years, but their positive impact can last a lifetime. Make the most of the train ride you’re on with your athletes.

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How often do we take time to show appreciation for the people around us? Are we giving people their flowers while they can still smell them? Think about the coaches, parents, spouses, teachers, trainers, etc. who make a positive impact in your life and let them know that what they do matters. Josh gives a shout out to two coaches who understand what it truly means to be a coach. We are all grateful that both of these men are a part of our Home Team.

• Coach Jerry Feldman 5:10-12:51
• Coach Dana Smith 12:52-18:47

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It is the 100th episode of the Home Team Sacramento Podcast! Our friend Taylor Jacky was kind enough to join us on this one. Taylor is the head coach of Christian Brothers Volleyball and the owner of Mindset Matters Coaching. We talk about her team's recent section title, lessons she learned during the season, the importance of making practice fun again, and much more! Thank you to all of you who continue to support the podcast! I appreciate you and I'm grateful that you're all a part of the Home Team! FOLLOW US AT:Instagram: hometeamsacYouTube: Home Team SacramentoX: hometeamsacFacebook: hometeamsacFacebook Group for Coaches: Home Team#HomeTeamSac

HAPPY THANKSGIVING! I’m thankful for everyone who is a partof our Home Team. I hope all of you enjoy some rest, good food, and quality time with family and friends!

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Kenny Hill is a husband, father, counselor, runner, and coach. He joins the show to talk about his athletic/coaching background, his love of baseball, his most impactful coach as an athlete, best and most challenging part of being a sports parent, and much more! Kenny has a heart for the game, but more importantly he has a passion to impact people. We're thankful he's a part of the Home Team!

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Parents involvement is a huge part of youth sports. Theyvolunteer to coach, they help run snack bars, they cheer from the stands, etc. Parents can help create a positive sportsexperience for their kids and other families. However, sometimes involvement crosses over into overstepping. The cheering in the crowd turns into negative criticism towards coaches, officials, and athletes. How can parents positivelybe involved during games? How does it affect their athlete’s performance? Doessocial media have a negative impact on sports parents too? We talk about all ofthese things and more in this episode!

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Communication is crucial for every coach at any level. Themore clear and authentic the communication, the more potential impact we can have on and off the field. What’s your communication style as a coach? Has it changed or evolved over the years? If you’re a coach, I would love to hear yourthoughts on communication!

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Coaches, athletes, and teams are always looking for competitive advantages. But when we bend the rules or cheat to get an edge, our character becomes compromised. We need to focus on getting better and competing rather than searching for ways to get away with something.

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