After posting some of my “Bookmarks” a few weeks ago, I have received a number of requests for a more fulsome list. There is some great material here and I encourage coaches to not only take a look but, maybe share some stuff with their athletes and even some of their parents. I will break it down into three categories: Twitter feeds you should follow, videos you should watch, and articles you should read.

Twitter feeds you should follow:

• Coach Quotes @CoachMotto

• Coach Will @CoachJasonWitt

• Pyramid Hockey @johnbecanic

Videos you should watch:

• Athletes, Leadership, and the Transformative Power of Sports - Mark Messier

• Echoes beyond the game: the lasting power of a coach's words | Coach Reed | TEDxCincinnati

• Lessons From Behind the Glass

• Peter Mansbridge Interview: Bobby Orr

• University of Louisiana Head baseball coach Tony Robichaux talks about "Daddy Ball" and how it's hurting baseball.

• All you need is faith a little encouragement and some love to do anything!

• “Big Difference between a really good player and a great player...” by Geno Auriemma

• Memphis Coach Tubby Smith had a must listen rant on college basketball today, citing 800+ transfers last year. "We're teaching them how to quit."

• A Tribute To Roger Neilson

• Guy Gadowsky – Teaching Habits Not Systems (Don’t yell at your players on the ice)

Articles you should read:

• Mike Babcock: 23 men, 23 ways to coach

• Parents: Empower your Athlete to Talk to College Coaches

• 7 Traits Of A Highly Effective Hockey Coach

• The Importance of 'Grit' in Talent Development

• Coaching Goaltenders: 5 Simple Ways Head Hockey Coaches Can Help

• Hockey's Biggest Shift - Fifty Years of Evolution in NHL Coaching

• Equal playing time in youth sports?

• The Difference Between A High School And College Athlete

• 8 Youth Sports Myths to Tackle Before a Kid Starts Playing

• LET KIDS FAIL — It’s How Young Athletes Learn

• Six Things I Tell My Kids Before They Get On The Ice

• Negative Coaching - The Secret to Low Self-Confidence and Poor Performance

• The Overemphasis on Winning: The Single Biggest Contributor to the Massive Drop Out Rate in Youth Sports

• What Else Have You Got?