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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: The greatest teams have strong captains, but they’re rarely the superstar players you expect to see.
Chapter 3: Talent and deep pockets can only carry a team just so far.
Chapter 4: A great team needs the right pairing of coach and captain.
Chapter 5: People often put in less effort in teams unless they have the right motivation to excel.
Chapter 6: A successful team captain isn’t always an ideal role model.
Chapter 7: Captains are not superstars; they’re the indispensable supporting players.
Chapter 8: Don’t expect captains to give big speeches; they motivate by talking to teammates individually instead.
Chapter 9: Captains can harness human nature by sharing the right emotions and synchronizing their whole team together.
Description
The Captain Class (2017) gets to the bottom of what it truly means to be the captain of a winning sports team. You might think all it takes to make a great team is to bring together the best possible players. This is just one of the many misperceptions people have about team sports. Walker points out that the best teams have captains who possess specific characteristics that enable them to lead their teams to victory.
Who Should Listen
- Athletes involved in team sports
- Coaches, captains and team leaders of any kind
- Sports fanatics