Looking for an easy and effective way to clearly communicate character to your team? This is it!

 

This years curriculum from Character Matters, will empower you to execute a "Theme of the Week" during your season. This outstanding resource will:

  • Provide a Game Plan to develop character.
  • Help you coach with a greater purpose.
  • Establish a character culture
  • Fit into your schedule.
  • Tranform the lives of your players.

 

This package includes:

  • Full color posters
  • PowerPoints
  • Hang-ups
  • Handouts
  • Certificates
  • Evaluations





What is your Character Game Plan! Download our Character Matters FINISH STRONG Curriculum Flyer and start coaching character, today!

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FINISH STRONG Character Curriculum 2020-21
One of the best resources in the country to clearly communicate character to your team.
FINISH STRONG TEAM flyer.pdf
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Executing your Theme of the Week
Key steps to execute your Theme of the Week using our Character Matters Curriculum. Are you doing these five?
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What you get as a CM Team
Details on the game plan and resources you get when you Become a Character Matters Team.
What you get as a CMTeam.docx
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What coaches are saying about the Character Matters Curriculum

“I have been dreaming for something like this for years that I can share with my team. This was the missing piece to my coaching. Each year we just get better implementing it. It is a HUGE part of what we do and why I coach.”

Matt Morgan, Head Football Coach, PA

 

“I have really grown to appreciate and rely on the Character Matters Curriculum in my day to day activities as a basketball coach and teacher. The curriculum has helped me to personally focus on always being a “man of character”. It has also helped me develop easy words and phrases that my players understand. Because of this, I have found that I have a more positive tone when trying to motivate them. I also have noticed that they understanding the words to motivate each other. Overall, it has just helped me to be a better basketball coach.” 
Greg Haagsma, Head Boys Basketball Coach, Valley Christian HS, AZ