Martin Haag, a high-performance team and executive coach with a rich rugby background, dives into the crucial role of coaching philosophy. He discusses how personal beliefs shape relationships between coaches and players. Haag emphasizes the need for empowering players in their training while balancing guidance and autonomy. He shares insights on building consistent coaching practices and the evolution of one’s coaching philosophy through mentorship and hands-on experiences. Get ready for a compelling conversation on how to inspire and develop athletes!