Sponsored Content PCA’s vision is to build a world where every child benefits from a positive youth sports experience with a coach who inspires them to become the best version of themselves in the game and in life. PCA trains coaches and partners with youth sports organizations, parents, sports leaders, and communities to make youth sports more positive, equitable, and accessible to all kids regardless of social or economic circumstances. Read Positive Coaching Alliance stories How To Define Your Team Culture Goals With Your Athletes by Guest Post Positive Coaching Alliance October 27, 2022 | 2 minutes, 13 seconds read Check out more Positive Coaching Alliance video content on the Positive Coaching Alliance SportsEngine Play Channel The 100-Point Exercise, found in the PDF below, is a good starting place to keep your goals as a coach in balance with your athlete's cultural values throughout the season. You can print and fill out the exercise and assess where you put the most points and where your athletes put the most points.Talk to your athletes about their goals, and show them yours. Use this to ease tensions, come up with what matters for your team, and use it as a guide to having an honest discussion about what’s important. And remember – don’t impose your goals. Respect your athlete's approach, which will help maintain a healthy culture throughout the season.The exercise is designed to help coaches think about the values they want as part of their team culture. Both coaches and athletes can use the form to allocate a total of 100 points, indicating the emphasis placed on the various values listed.This PDF was excerpted from PCA's 'Double-Goal Coach®: Culture, Practices and Games' workshop for coaches. To learn more about the workshop and all of PCA's offerings, click here. Download the PDF at Positive Coaching Alliance About Positive Coaching Alliance PCA’s vision is to build a world where every child benefits from a positive youth sports experience with a coach who inspires them to become the best version of themselves in the game and in life. PCA trains coaches and partners with youth sports organizations, parents, sports leaders, and communities to make youth sports more positive, equitable, and accessible to all kids regardless of social or economic circumstances. For more information, go to positivecoach.org > Download the PDF at Positive Coaching Alliance Disclaimer Guest posts are provided by parents, coaches, admins, and athletes. They are a direct view of the author's views and experiences. They are not a direct reflection of NBC Sports Next's mission or beliefs. tags in this article Coach Issues & Advice Positive Coaching Alliance