Sports Psychology: Shared leadership by Tom Banister-Fletcher

We still tend to think of teams having a single leader, however, many successful teams use shared leadership models to reduce the load on any one player, while also increasing the buy-in from others who can take on part of the team leadership

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“The strength of a group is in the strength of its leaders.” – Vince Lombardi Sharing leadership Previous articles have focused on how to develop your own leadership skills and create a cohesive identity for your team. Remembering that effective leaders create a sense of ‘us’, not ‘I’, one of the keys to fully achieving this is to share leadership responsibilities with the players around you. In fact, it’s probably an essential part of the process given players often have […]

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