How do you exactly achieve this goal?

Here are some tips and techniques to get the best out of your team.

• Treat all your players fairly with respect.
• Do not demand too much from the athletes with lesser talent, push those who have been blessed with the greatest athletic ability.
• After criticizing a player, say something positive to bring them back the next day.
• Support your athletes every chance that you can. They deserve to be supported.
• If you must criticize a player, do it face to face, but in reality you need to take responsibility as the coach.
• Make all the players feel important. Team unity can be judged by the behavior of the athletes not on the field.
• Stimulate your athletes to be the best that they can be.
• Coach, coach, coach!
• Stay in control - don't lose your temper!
• Plan your work, work your plan. Spend the time to properly plan each practice. Be organized, keep everyone involved in practice, make it fun.
• Practice the FUNdamentals everyday. It is the basics that prepares your team to win.
• Enthusiasm is contagious - fire your team up!
• Never allow an athlete talk negatively about another athlete or coach.
• Be concerned about injuries to all your athletes, not just the starters.
• Don't accept lack of hustle. Encourage your team to go as hard as they can all the time.
• Encourage and demand excellence on the field and in the classroom.
• Never, no never berate the officials.
• Hold your tongue. Never use foul language.
• Be willing to suspend or sit an athlete if they are disruptive to the team.
• Be open to new ideas and techniques. Show your team that you are always open to new ideas and to learning.
• Listen to your athletes. Maintain a balance between friend and boss.
• Honesty is the centerpiece of a coach and athlete relationship. Be honest, tell the truth.
• Set your priorities as God, family, and then the game.