Coach: The Life and Legacy of John R. Wooden
Join us for the premiere of this free documentary event. The documentary short entitled Coach: The Life and Legacy of John R. Wooden celebrates the lessons and life philosophy of the legendary UCLA basketball coach. Wooden’s legacy reaches so far that he is considered by many to be the 20th century’s most revered teacher and master mentor. You’ll see seldom-before-seen Wooden footage and interviews with some of the most successful coaches, athletes and thought leaders who were all influenced by Coach Wooden’s teachings and philosophies for a successful life. Watch now!
Doing the Right Thing
‘The probability that we may fail in the struggle ought not to deter us from the support of a cause we believe to be just.’
read moreThe Truly Great Competitor
‘The main ingredient of stardom is the rest of the team.’
read moreThe Importance of Having Humility
‘Talent is God given, be humble; fame is man-given, be thankful; conceit is self-given, be careful.’
read more‘Respect Every Opponent, but Fear None’
Coach Wooden created a consistent level of respect for all opponents by the consistent excellent effort he demanded in practice every week.
read moreWhy Leaders Must Give of Themselves
The three key components of a good relationship between a leader and the team—friendship, loyalty and cooperation—can only be developed if the leader gives of himself or herself.
read moreThe ‘Working With You, Not for You’ Principle
Make sure the people in your department know that they’re working with you, not for you.
read moreLEARN ABOUT COACH WOODEN’S PYRAMID OF SUCCESS.
The Champions
How the Wooden Effect shaped these successful people from all walks of life
Golden State’s Bob Myers and Steve Kerr
Steve Kerr and Bob Myers say UCLA coach John Wooden’s lessons and teachings helped them become the men they are today.
Cori Close
The UCLA women’s basketball coach shares how John Wooden’s lessons shaped her coaching career.