COACHING MEN REQUIRES COACHING MANHOOD

Empowering Coaches.

Enlightening Players.

Reimagining Manhood.

We help coaches turn the everyday moments of sport into opportunities to shape how young men show up in the world.

TeamsOfMen gives coaches practical tools to engage the decisions already happening in their locker rooms, practices, group chats, relationships, and lives—building empathy, emotional fluency, accountability, and a healthier understanding of what it means to be a man. Because coaching young men has never been only about the game.

CHANGE STARTS WITH ME

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UNLEARNING IS GROWING

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CURIOSITY IS A SUPERPOWER

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VULNERABILITY IS A CONNECTION POINT

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FEEL TO FUEL

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SELF REFLECTION = SELF INTERROGATION = SELF AWARENESS

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MIRROR TRAINING IN PROGRESS

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CHANGE STARTS WITH ME 〰️ UNLEARNING IS GROWING 〰️ CURIOSITY IS A SUPERPOWER 〰️ VULNERABILITY IS A CONNECTION POINT 〰️ FEEL TO FUEL 〰️ SELF REFLECTION = SELF INTERROGATION = SELF AWARENESS 〰️ MIRROR TRAINING IN PROGRESS 〰️

25+YEARS

Inside Men's Sports

800+ ATHLETES

Engaged in TeamsOfMen Conversations

ONE MISSION

Reimagining Manhood Through Sport

WHAT IS TEAMS OF MEN?

Practical Tools for the Conversations Sport Can't Ignore.

For Coaches

Practical tools to coach the decisions happening beyond the scoreboard.

TeamsOfMen equips coaches to engage young men in conversations about masculinity, emotions, relationships, accountability, consent, social media, and the decisions they make every day.

Built for the realities of sports teams, our tools help coaches address what's already happening in locker rooms, practices, group chats, relationships, and lives—instead of waiting until something goes wrong.

For Players

Reps to question, reflect, communicate, and make better decisions.

A shared language for how teammates treat people, handle conflict, and hold one another accountable.

For Teams

The Conversations Your Team Can't Afford to Avoid.

Young men are already receiving messages about manhood, emotion, relationships, sex, conflict, status, and belonging. TeamsOfMen gives coaches a way to bring those messages into the room, examine them, and practice what comes next.

EMOTIONS

Recognize what you're feeling
and decide what you do
with it next.

LANGUAGE

Examine what gets said,
laughed at, normalized, and
passed along.

MASCULINITY

Question the messages
about who men are supposed
to be.

CONFLICT

Learn to disagree, respond,
repair, and stay in the
conversation.

RELATIONSHIPS

Understand and respect the experiences of others.

ACCOUNTABILITY

Take ownership without
excuses, defensiveness, or disappearing.

COMPASSION

Understand boundaries,
pressure, respect, and
responsibility.

DIGITAL LIFE

Navigate texts, group chats,
social media, and decisions
made behind a screen.

You Don't Need Another Speech.
You Need Reps.

Young men don't learn how to navigate relationships, emotions, conflict, accountability, or masculinity because a coach gave one great talk.

TeamsOfMen gives coaches ready-to-use lessons, activities, discussion tools, and ongoing resources that create opportunities to practice these decisions before the moment gets hard.

License Offerings


Bring TeamsOfMen curriculum and coaching tools into your team, program, or school.

Active Agent Summit


Real situations. Real conversations. Practical tools coaches can take back to their teams.

T-Shirts & Bundles


Wear the language. TeamsOfMen shirts turn the ideas behind the work into reminders coaches and athletes can carry with them.

FROM THE PEOPLE IN THE ROOM

  • “#TeamsOfMen sessions helped us [as a staff] break down some walls and talk about things that most young men would typically NOT discuss with us as coaches.”

    — HS Football Coach

  • “This was one of the most moving presentations I’ve been to because all the topics Kip spent time on were related to me NOW as a teenager, a student and a football player.”

    —17 Year Old HS Football Player

  • “Kip did a fantastic job today working with our players, teaching life skills and starting the process of building better men.”

    —HS Health Instructor

WHY I BUILT TEAMS OF MEN

I Was Coaching Manhood Before I Realized I Was Coaching Manhood.

I spent more than two decades coaching college basketball before fully recognizing something that had been happening the entire time: my players weren't only learning basketball from me. They were learning what strength looked like. How men handled emotion. How we talked about women. How we treated one another. What we laughed at. What we challenged. And what we let slide.

TeamsOfMen grew out of my attempt to become more intentional about that responsibility. More than a decade later, I've used and refined this work with hundreds of male athletes and coaches across high school, college, and national coaching spaces.

I'm still a coach. I'm still doing the work. And I'm still learning.

Find the Right TeamsOfMen License for You.

Whether you're one coach looking for better tools, a staff ready to bring this work across an entire team, or a school looking to equip coaches across multiple programs, there's a TeamsOfMen license built for how you want to use the work.

COACH
$997.00
Every year

For an individual coach ready to bring TeamsOfMen into their own coaching practice.

COACH PLUS
$1,499.00
Every year

For an individual coach who wants the foundational tools plus direct support putting them into practice.

TEAM
$1,999.00
Every year

For coaches ready to bring TeamsOfMen conversations and tools across an entire team.

TEAM PLUS
$2,499.00
Every year

For teams wanting deeper resources and direct support implementing the work.

SCHOOL
$3,999.00
Every year

For schools and athletic departments ready to equip coaches across multiple teams with a shared set of TeamsOfMen tools.

SCHOOL PLUS
$4,499.00
Every year

For schools wanting the most comprehensive TeamsOfMen offering, including direct work with their coaches and athletes.

COACHING IS ALREADY TEACHING

They're Already Learning What It Means to Be a Man.

Every locker room teaches something about emotion, relationships, accountability, respect, and manhood—whether anyone planned the lesson or not.

Make yours intentional.