Shut Up and Work with Coach Michael Holochuck

Work ethic is the key attribute that separates those who succeed from those who don't. 💪

 

In Episode 10 of the Student Athlete Performance Podcast, Nick Lemke sits down with Michael Holochuck, the Head Baseball Coach at Bishop Gorman High School in Tyler, Texas. With extensive coaching experience at both the youth and college levels, Michael shares valuable insights on what it takes to excel in baseball.

 

Key Takeaways:

• Work Ethic is Key: Discover why just talking about your goals isn't enough—it's the work behind the scenes that truly counts.
• Early Development: Learn how the influence of parents and coaches plays a big role in shaping an athlete’s work ethic.
• Balancing Sports and Practice: Understand the challenges of balancing multiple sports and activities, and why athletes should prioritize practice over games.
• Growth Mindset: Find out why adopting a growth mindset and putting in the hard work is essential for success.

 

Don’t miss Michael's advice on navigating the demanding world of high school and college baseball. Whether you're an athlete or a parent, this episode offers practical strategies to help you achieve your goals.

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction
00:21 Key Attributes of Work Ethic
01:51 Shaping Work Ethic in Early Development
03:26 Balancing Multiple Sports and Prioritizing Practice
08:08 Challenges of Increased Baseball Opportunities
09:24 The Value of Games and Practice
14:28 The Importance of Shutting Up and Working
19:12 Advice for Athletes
21:27 How to Reach Out to Michael
22:21 Conclusion