<p>One of the largest challenges facing youth sports today is the lack of sufficiently trained athletic coaches. Stats show that less than 1/3 of coaches are trained in general safety and injury prevention, less than 30% are trained in CPR and basic first aid, and under 1/3 are trained in sports skills, tactics and motivational techniques.</p><p>In his new book <em>Get More, </em>award winning coach Joby Slay lays out the groundwork <strong>for equipping coaches in the fundamentals</strong> of their craft.<em> </em></p><p>&ldquo;The difficulty in our society in training effective motivational techniques,&rdquo; says Slay, &ldquo;is the complexity of the current motivational processes or educational platforms.&nbsp; They require a significant investment of time, energy, and money that the average youth coach just can&rsquo;t spare.&rdquo; Slay has put together a formula in <em>Get More </em>that is simple to teach and easy to apply to a winning motivational coaching style. The book organizes these winning principles so that coaches can apply his simple formula with any team.</p><p>With his effective motivational formula, a player&rsquo;s talents and potential are empowered with new self-confidence to take initiative, to do more, be more and fuel their creativity, imagination, and passion, creating greater momentum and motivation.</p><p>Whether a new coach or a 30-year veteran, the <strong><em>Get More</em></strong> formula will help every coach to improve their acumen resulting in their team achieving breakthrough performance results.</p>