Positive Coaching Alliance works with coaches, athletes and schools in all 50 states.
In more than two decades of work, PCA expanded from a small local nonprofit to a strong, nationwide organization reaching thousands of organizations around the country and positively impacting millions of youth athletes every year. Wherever you are we can help bring a positive, character-building youth sports environment that results in better athletes and better people.
Find your state below to learn about PCA news and events near you, or connect with a regional team near you in the following locations. Each location is headed by a Regional Director who works with a Local Board of Directors.
Arizona | Chicago | Cleveland | Colorado | Hawaii | Los Angeles | Mid-Atlantic | Minnesota | New England | New York | Portland | Sacramento | SF Bay Area | Tampa Bay | Texas | Seattle
Youth Reached by our programs and resources since 1988
Live workshops for coaches, athletes, parents, and leaders
partnerships with schools and youth organizations
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A PCA Partnership includes a customized mix of live workshops, online courses, books, access to the PCA Partners website, and ongoing follow-up communications.
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Courses are self-paced and include instructional modules and opportunities for interactivity and reflection. They also feature easy-to-use tools and tips to help you put positive coaching practices to work right away!
Phil Jackson, Doc Rivers, Herm Edwards and other top coaches and athletes help you create a team culture of excellence. Specific sections of the course focus on how to create dynamic practices and strategies for getting the most from your athletes – as players and as people -- before, during and after the game.
This interactive workshop is filled with powerful officiating tools, is based on the latest research from sports psychology, and reflects the "best practices" of elite officials across the country! It introduces PCA's three main principles behind creating a positive youth sports culture for officials: Mastery (ELM); Never Too High, Never Too Low; Honoring the Game.
Phil Jackson, Julie Foudy, Shane Battier, Herm Edwards and other top coaches and athletes train coaches to help high school athletes become "Triple-Impact Competitors" who improve on three levels: Personal Mastery – Making oneself better, Leadership – Making one's teammates better, and Honoring the Game – Making the game better.