Mike Gregory (Core Values)

03/14/24 • 93 min

It's Coachspeak Podcast season one episode eleven. Our guest today is Mike Gregory, the head football coach at Tampa Catholic High School. Justin and Mike have known each other for 18 years dating back to their times as freshman football assistants in 2006.
Justin and Mike are going to discuss Core Values. The method they use to select Core Values in their football program and school, the pros and cons of different methods of selecting CV's, and how to define CV's for their programs. This is an in depth, actionable episode filled with insight from two coaches with 18 and 21 years of experience in coaching.

Mike has been a football coach for 18 years including multiple runs as the head coach at TC, as an analyst at Georgia Tech, the offensive coordinator at IMG for the National Team, and assistant stints at University High (Orlando, FL) and TC.
Twitter: Mike Gregory

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