Why Most Women Coaches Feel Alone
(And What to Do About It)
This free, interactive workshop will help you build connection, clarity, and confidence with women coaches who understand what you’re walking through.
Sunday, August 24th at 7 pm EST (4 PM PACIFIC)
[Free to attend. Limited seats available.]
You’re Not Alone in This
Most women coaches didn’t sign up to feel this stretched, this tired, or this alone.
You give your time, your energy, your whole self to your team and still wonder if it’s enough. You’re trying to motivate athletes who seem distracted, while trying to stay motivated yourself. And most days, there’s no one checking in on you.
This isn’t just about burnout.
It’s about feeling like you’re carrying it all and doing it quietly.
This free workshop is your chance to break the cycle. It’s not a panel or a lecture. It’s a real conversation with coaches who’ve been where you are and who want to help you find what works.
What You'll Walk Away With
Here’s what you’ll gain from this 60-minute workshop — whether you’re burned out, frustrated with your players, or just ready to feel more supported:
- A go-to approach for motivating today’s athletes (even the ones who seem checked out)
- Tools to protect your time, energy, and boundaries without sacrificing your standards
- Creative strategies other coaches are using to re-engage players and reclaim balance
- A supportive network of women who get what you’re walking through, and want to walk it with you
You’ll leave with ideas you can try at tomorrow’s practice and a little more belief in yourself, too.
meet your hosts
Christi thomas
Christi has spent the last four years as the head girls coach at Jackson County High School in Hoschton, GA. Christi also serves in a leadership role with Blue Collar Basketball, coaching both middle school and high school boys.
Prior to her coaching career, Christi was a member of the Under 20 USA National Team and played seven seasons in the WNBA.
Laseanda Wesson
Laseanda Wesson is the Varsity Girls Head Coach at University High School in Irvine, CA, and Director of JustPlay OC, a nonprofit youth sports organization. With over 20 years in coaching and program development, she has built winning teams, fostered cultures of teamwork and accountability, and mentored countless athletes. Known for her effective communication and community leadership, Laseanda is committed to developing players both on and off the court.
Lisa O'Meara
Lisa O’Meara is the Assistant Coach and Director of Creativity for University of Oregon Women’s Basketball. She has coached at the University of Montana and spent nine seasons at Saint Mary’s College, serving as both Assistant Coach and Director of Operations. A former record-setting college player, Lisa holds marks for 3-pointers, 3-point percentage, and free throw percentage. She also produces the Hardwood Hustle podcast and inspires coaches and athletes through her work with PGC Coaching.
This is for you if...
You’ve been giving everything to your team and wondering what’s left for you
You care deeply about your players, but lately it feels harder to reach them
You’ve felt alone in this and miss the camaraderie of coaching with other women
You’re not ready to quit, but something has to change
Don't Miss This
Date: 8/24/2025
Time: 7:00pm EST
Location: Zoom (link provided after you register)
Length: 60 minutes
Cost: Free
You don’t need to prepare anything—just show up with a challenge or question in mind. This isn’t a webinar you watch. It’s one you join.
Save your spot now
This is a small-group, interactive session. Spots are limited so every voice can be heard.