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Covid-19 Resources and Webinars

WEBINARS:

Leadership in Times on Uncertainty- sponsored  by WeCoach   
Game On: A Season of Choice- Betsy Butterick  
“Wash Your Hands, Keep In Touch” Featuring: Betsy Butterick 
Coaching Ideas for Challenging Times-Dr. Tiff  Jones & TrueNorth Sports
Strategies to Stay Positive Through Challenges and Change- Jon Gordon  
Top Strategies for Student Athletes and Coaches to Stay Positive- Jon Gordon
U Washington-Center for Leadership in Athletics: The Ambitious Coaching™ Podcast  
Long-Distance Relationship-Building between Coaches & Athletes – Sophia Jowett 
Michigan Athletics Webinars: Academic, Career and Leadership Support  
Teamworks: 90% Mental – How Mindfulness Can Help Athletes and Teams Cope During Change
Aspen Institute- Coronavirus and Youth Sports: What the Future Holds
Coaching with Energy from a Distance – Beyond Strength, The Good Athlete Project
How to Support Your Athletes During COVID-19 – Changing the Game Project
On the Pursuit Of Being with Dr. August Leming
NACDA- “Own a moment in time-A Roadmap for Athletics Depts. During Unprecedented Times”
 “Don’t End Up a Flat Squirrel” with sport psychologist Dr. Tiff Jones
Free Livestream with Jon Kabat-Zinn
The Science of Well-Being -online course from Yale University
How Student-Athletes Can Cope With the Consequences of the Coronavirus-  Dr. Craig Cypher
Coach In Full: A collaborative resource for the way we learn now.
 How Athletes Can Manage the Chaos of COVID-19 and Elevate Their Game– Bhrett McCabe
From Team-Building to Person Building: How to Continue Coaching During… Unleash the Athlete
Athlete Nutrition- Casey Young
SELF-CARE Articles
Hope in the Time of Coronavirus: Mary Jo Kreitzer interview
NPR’s Getting Bored? Here’s A List of Free Things That Weren’t Free Before Coronavirus
WISE Seattle Sweatworking Event (4/14)
The Joy of Movement: How exercise helps us find happiness, hope, connection, and courage 
That Discomfort You’re Feeling is Grief – Harvard Business Review