"My best skill was that I was coachable. I was a sponge, and aggressive to learn." -Michael Jordan
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Project Triple Threat - Staff Writer
Regardless of your politics, we can all agree real leadership is not for the meek of heart. That said, here are ten quotes from former President, Barack Obama, on work, success, motivation and more. Hopefully, you will find them as inspiring as we did. Stay the grind.
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Project Triple Threat - Staff Writer
Project Triple Threat - Staff Writer
Former Fairfield Prep and Chesire Academy star, and Project Triple Threat (PTT) alum, Rich Kelly, is ready to run the show for Quinnipiac first year head coach and former Villanova assistant, Baker Dunleavy. The 6-foot-2 point guard played an integral role in the success of PTT's inaugural AAU season.
Project Triple Threat - Staff Writer  Elite athletes and frankly, elite performers in general, understand that success goes well-beyond physical talent and technique, and heavily involves the psychology of success, which incorporates an array of mental aspects, such as, visualization and goal setting, among many others. The Janssen Sports Leadership Center, a leading leadership-coaching organization located in North Carolina, points to ten criteria at cultivating the mental makings of a champion. You can find the 10 Mental Makings of Champions below.
1. Dare to dream. Champions envision great possibilities for themselves. They think ahead to create an exciting, motivating, and satisfying future. 2. Define & commit to a mission. Champions clearly specify what they want to achieve. They make a full commitment to do whatever it takes to achieve their mission, making it a top priority in their life. 3. Set daily goals. Champions break down their goals into specific, controllable challenges that they set out to achieve on a daily and weekly basis. 4. Control the controllable(s). Champions understand the difference between what they can and cannot control. 5. Choose to think helpful thoughts. Champions realize that they have the power to choose how they think and feel, which ultimately determines how they perform. They discipline their minds to think constructively. 6. Choose to cultivate confidence. Champions choose to be confident by focusing on their strengths and the reasons why success is achievable. They thrive on "pressure" situations and actively use a mindset poised for success. 7. Focus on the present-positive-process. Champions focus on the present moment -- taking plays, points, and possessions one at a time. They focus on the process of training and competing, realizing that if they care for the positive-process, the desired outcome will take care of itself. 8. Trust themselves. Champions trust both their preparation and abilities; especially when it comes time to compete. They go out and just do what they have trained themselves to do! 9. Recognize and overcome adversity. Champions recognize what things and situations are tough to handle and detail plans on how to effectively handle hurdles. Instead of giving up or giving in, pouting or making excuses, champions work through adversity by trying harder and smarter. 10. Evaluate their performance. Champions invest the time to sincerely evaluate their training and performance. They reflect on highlights, as a way to build confidence while learning lessons from mistakes. #PTTHoops
Project Triple Threat - Staff Writer
Project Triple Threat - Staff Writer
Congrats to Project Triple Threat (PTT) 6-foot-4 guard, Cam Sells (Commonwealth Academy), and 6-foot-3 combo, Ty Thomas (Amity HS), for being named to BasketBull's 2017 HOF Summer Finale All-Tournament Team. Both impressed throughout July, catching the eye of numerous college coaches.
#PTTHoops Project Triple Threat - Drew Dawson  Throughout any PTT program, we remind our players that a critical facet of their participation and development is their sincere focus at grooming performance attributes and a transferable skillset. While our club is fortunate to have numerous college-bound players, competitive basketball WILL end and so -- it's our players' effort to continually cultivate their transferable skills that'll ultimately lead to opportunities and success beyond the court. That said, communication, urgency, unselfishness, and accountability, among others, are non-negotiable!
For those that know me, know I'm a big fan of Lewes Howes. A former professional football player turned successful entrepreneur, Lewes built an entire platform on the ideas of lifestyle entrepreneurship. He recently sat down with Chris Lee, one of the world's leading peak performance coaches & motivational speakers. In this highly recommended and relevant podcast (find below), Lee takes listeners through the 10 Principles of Abundance. Enjoy! **LISTEN HERE**
Project Triple Threat - Staff Writer
Launched in the spring of 2016, as an extension of our player development programming, Project Triple Threat (PTT) has become one of New England's premier grassroots programs! PTT's inaugural 2016 AAU season was wildly successful including several top-tournament finishes, knocking off a host of nationally recognized teams and placing 100% of its student-athletes in college programs at the Division I, II, III levels.
Year two went even better! PTT fielded competitive squads at the 17u, 16u & 15u elite levels, maintained its approach at player and team development, and the club's flagship team, PTT 17u-Dawson, finished the 2017 grassroots season 33-8, appearing in five-of-nine event finals; walking away with two tournament titles while generating significant college interest for the majority of our kids. PTT's mark did not go unnoticed, receiving praise from many of the region's hoops organizations. We're poised to make another leap in 2018! You can view some of Project Triple Threat notable alumni by clicking HERE. |
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