this is my opinion that half the speech should be the same every game, regardless of the result. And I say that because I think we should be focusing on things that really matter, and that is:? The players executing the game plan that we agreed upon and are putting in their best effort as the players and members of our team
So, I believe that your halftime speech should be focused on those elements, not rezultat.Rezultat a result of all the little things that you should be focusing on, such as effort, technique and game plan. If you take care of these things, the result will be what should be the end of the game more often than not.
If you're focusing on results then you have communication that winning is what matters most, not the quality of your game and attention to detail.
I believe, therefore, that his speech at the break should be in the form of questions. You should be asking his players to assess their performance, to determine what works and what does not work, to focus on a few things that we want to do better in the second half and suggest ways in which we can consolidate our efforts and improve our weaknesses.
I like to ask my players to be built in areas of effort, fun, support team, respecting the other team and reminding them how much we love this game.
Inevitably, the players will know the result and it will affect them, because they are under great pressure from family and friends at school to focus on the scoreboard. It is a central part of our culture in many ways.
What we do is athletic trainers to help them place their results in context here to improve the outcome means that we must improve the way we play in the grounds and his team, and these are things you need to focus on . Our morale will improve when our play improves and you should be the focus of our speech and our play in the second half.
Remember that the players responsibility to determine what must be done, then we have learned to carry their burden, and we are stronger and better team of people.
Is not this what we want from our sports programs anyway?
