At just 24, Jackson Lantz carries the coaching wisdom of someone twice his age. A former multi-sport athlete at Hamilton Southeastern High School and a Division I football player at Ball State, Jackson quickly transitioned from athlete to coach—spending valuable time as a strength coach at Indiana University and also working with other elite programs like the University of Utah and the New York Giants.

In this episode of Coaching Minds, Jackson shares the habits and principles that set great coaches apart. His ability to communicate effectively, stay meticulously organized, and prepare relentlessly made him a standout among coaching staffs. He dives into the importance of having your own work done, walking into meetings with solutions instead of problems, and setting a high standard for both yourself and those around you.

Jackson’s insights go beyond the weight room—this is a masterclass in how young coaches can earn respect, make an impact, and position themselves for success at the highest levels. If you want to be an elite coach, this episode is packed with actionable advice you can start using today.

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#127 - The Art of Coaching: Jackson Lantz on Communication, Organization, and Leadership