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Quality on-team leadership is one of the ingredients that supports the exceptional sport team programs. The NWCA stands behind the belief that leaders are not necessary born but, that leaders can be made by coaches who provide quality direction, knowledgeable guidance and feedback and plenty of opportunities to lead. Partnering with the United States Marine Corps and Missouri State University, the NWCA has developed an online gold standard training program for coaches and student-athletes that can be taken by anyone with internet access. As leadership is a valued outcome in any educational setting, the NWCA's leadership education program strives to better align sports programs with the broader goals and values of educational institutions.



To create a team leadership culture where leader-athletes learn how to bring the best out each other and coaches use the sport team as a training arena to bring the leader out of every student-athlete.

 



Developing Sports Team Leaders is a one graduate credit course that is taken through the distance learning department of Missouri State University and taught by Professor Tom Kane. The course is offered up to eight times a year and is three to four weeks long. Coaches can take the course wherever they have access to the internet, in the comfort of their own home or in the their office. Learn more today.

 



Leadership Experience and Development (LE&D) is an online training workshop for aspiring high school and college leader-athletes. The workshop delivers quality leadership and team building-principals to all student-athletes-freshman to seniors. Learn more today.

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Dr. Thomas Kane, professor of psychology at Missouri State University will be the course instructor of Building Sport Team Leadership from Within.  Dr. Kane has presented seminars throughout the country on team leadership and is widely regarded as an expert in this area.  He is also a former assistant wrestling coach at George Mason University.

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