REVIEWS
"A book written exclusively for coaches, by one of the best media coaches in the world, covering a substantial amount of real life situations has been sorely missing in our coaching market. I think every coach should put this book on their library shelf and it would be an even better idea, prior to the start of the season each year, to take it off that shelf and re-read it as a reminder of the importance of improving and polishing our communication skills."
Alan Lambert, President, Basketball Highway
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"Mack Brown and Phillip Fulmer, head coach of Tennessee, the No. 1 ranked team in the nation, were in town to attend Tuesday night's College Football Hall of Fame dinner, but Tuesday morning they were together in a suite at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel to help promote a book they both believe is important. The "Coach's Communication Playbook," by Kathleen Hessert, deals with problems that arise for coaches."
The New York Times
Dec 9, 1998
"In the age where professional, collegiate, and high school coaches serve as coach, cop, and counselor, the new The Coach's Communication Playbook is already receiving praise from some of the country's most highly-decorated coaches. The Playbook contains proven techniques that a coach can use to create that personal bridge between himself and his audience."
Coaching Management
December, 1998
"Kathleen Hessert's Communication Playbook offers our coaches an exegesis on the art. She breaks down all its complexities and explains precisely and insightfully how to achieve excellence in its five basic parameters: Presentation and Delivery, Interpersonal Communication, Building the Personal Image, Handling the Media, Crisis Communication, and a wrap-up. These are just the bare bones. The 'meat' (all the tips, techniques, checklists, etc.) is rich, succulent, and highly productive."
Scholastic Coach & AD
January, 1999