The Bible- The Beginning
2/3/11
I recently became a USAT certified coach, and with my background as a life long athlete and current professional triathlete, I really look forward to bestowing my values on my athletes, helping them achieve their goals, and experiencing every step of the journey with them. I was hesitant to publish The Bible, because it comes from my philosophies/heart and it is something I previously only shared with my athetes, but I realize it shows the kind of coach I will be and what I can bring to my athletes.
This is a list I put a list together of important items/thoughts I want you to think about and practice daily. I send this to all of my athletes. This list will change over time, and not all of it will make sense to you yet, but it will. I can further eloborate on any point, just ask me. I would like you to keep this list visible, remember it, and practice it: |
- Check your EGO at the door
- Remember 1st: Sleep, Recover, Nutrition
- Be conscience of feel, know your body
- Open communication: questions, thoughts, feelings; Call Me
- I am training you at an elite level. Everyone is different, but I expect you to put as much into this as I am. I am not training you to finish, I am training you to WIN/SUCCEED
- This is OUR cult. Walk with swagger, spread the word, and know I’ll take care of you.
- Tell me about stress, problems, worries, in training and out
- Don’t pile on workouts. If you miss, tell me and stick to your schedule
- We do this because we love it, if you aren’t loving it, tell me and we’ll deal with it.
- Listen to me
- 3 types of workouts, Recovery/Quality/Technique. Stick to each.
- Eat to train, don’t train to eat- (Bob Seebohar) Think about it.
- Fish Oils/Fruits and Vegetables
- Don’t skip strength workouts!
- Think about your movements while training, limit music
- Get it done. This is not a sport for the procrastianator
- Learn your body, know your Heart Rate Zones.
- Stretch
- I expect your commitment. I spend a lot of time on you and your training. I value what I give you, appreciate that value. If you are not committed, you miss workouts, you don’t take it/me seriously, tell me, so I can do the same.
- Do YOUR best
- Oh yeah, and don’t be a douche bag triathlete, let your actions speak for you
Jim
jim@jimlubinski.com
http://www.jimlubinski.com
310-562-1529
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Congrats Jim!!
You’re the best Jim! Thank you & Keep the updates coming!!
I really like this philosophy Jim…exactly the kind of attitude, swagger, discipline and commitment I would want in a Coach…congrats. on the USAT Certification and all your success with this Sport…and oh, BTW – 1:11 in a half marathon? ridiculous!!!