Coach Daddd

In Episode 5 of the Coach Daddd Podcast, Coach Daddd and Momma Rushhh unpack the lessons parents and coaches must teach to separate athletes from the rest. From competitiveness and sacrifice to the pursuit of greatness, they lay out the mindset and habits that shape champions.You’ll hear powerful insights on:Why teaching kids to own both their failures and successes builds accountability.Breaking bad habits and pushing past the mind’s survival mode to reach new levels.The difference between wanting

What does it really mean to have courage? In this episode of the Coach Daddd Podcast, we dive into the mental side of sports—the part of the game that often makes the difference between good athletes and great ones.Courage isn’t the absence of fear. It’s choosing to move forward even when fear is screaming at you to stop. As Coach Daddd explains, courage means not letting fear have you. It’s about pressing forward through the hard moments—sometimes even through tears—because running away never saves

When it comes to raising and coaching young athletes, everyone talks about motivation — but what happens when the motivation fades? In Episode 3 of the Coach Daddd Podcast, Coach Daddd breaks down why discipline, not motivation, is what separates the good from the great.Discipline isn’t glamorous. It’s not about highlight reels or viral moments. It’s about the daily choices that stack up over years: showing up to practice when you’re sore, finishing a workout when no one’s watching, and staying

In this episode of the Coach Daddd Podcast, we explore what true development means for young athletes. It’s not just about speed, strength, or skills—it’s about character, humility, discipline, and perseverance. Coach Daddd shares how parents and coaches play just as big a role as the athletes themselves, from providing the right resources to guiding their mental and emotional growth. You’ll hear stories about raising elite athletes, the power of “me vs. me,” and why aligning your why with your

Every parent with a young athlete has wondered: What does it really take to reach the next level? Before the training schedules, highlight reels, and recruiting calls, there’s one step that matters more than all the rest: falling in love with the sport.In this very first episode of the Coach Daddd Podcast, Trisha (@MommaRushhh) sits down with George (Coach Daddd) — a husband, dad, mentor, and father of athletes who’ve competed in Division I football, Power Five programs, and the Junior Olympics