Use these 3 phrases to motivate your players.

To set them free. To get them to pursue their greatest potential, tap into their internal motivation. Easier said than done.
But don’t give up on your players. Believe in them and help them be successful. 👇
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[@cybersteel8]

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I believe you're capable of being a stand-out player.
I think you can become a great leader on this team.
I know you can go harder than that.

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Much Love

[@kathleengracefitness1090]

This is very helpful, thank you!

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[@ladron02]

I did all this...constantly tell the kid he has great talent but he should use the gym to improve and it doesn't matter if he can't do the drill the first time....and the kid still shuts down and pouts whenever he is told how he should do something or says "I can't do it". even his teammates can't pick him up. I've reduced playing time, talked to him mom, nothing works. I hate to give up on a 12 yr old kid but he won't accept any positive reinforcement. Do I keep him on the team? He is such a talent.