Legacy Book

What was each player's role as an All Black?

• To be the best player in their country.

• To leave the jersey in a better place.

• To win a championship.

• To be a star in their role.

After the coaches spoke to the team after the game, what did two of the senior players do?

• Make fun of the coaches.

• Repost their highlights on social media.

• Go home to chill.

• Clean up the shed.

What was a lesson from Chapter 1 of the book?

(Multiple correct answers)

• Know yourself, what is important to you, and why.

• Great teams have great character and are together as one.

• Never be too big to do the small things that need to be done.

• Being open to the fact that we can improve, and a willingness to work hard at improving.

In Legacy, what does it mean to "pass the ball?"

• Hit your open teammate with a pass.

• Let the coaches do all of the leading.

• Ignore the problem until it goes away.

• Transitioning leadership & responsibility from the managers & coaches to the plauers.

In their weekly plan, what did the All Blacks do the day before the game?

• Coach led walk through.

• Heavy weights and conditioning.

• Unwind and refresh.

• "Captain's run" - player led practice session.

What did All Black legend Andrew Mehrtens say after "It's about thinking about the team's interest before yourself. If it's not good for the team..."

• say it and do it

• but it's good for you, do it

• don't say it and don't do it

• None of the above.

Who enforced the team's standards for the All Blacks?

• The team captain

• Senior members of the team

• No one

• The coaching staff

Where we direct our mind is where our thoughts will take us; our thoughts create an emotion; the emotion defines our behavior; our behavior defines our performance.

• True.

• False.

How can we change our mental state from Red to Blue?

(Multiple correct answers)

• Breathing slowly and deliberately

• Use deep breaths and key words to get out of your own head.

• Shift your attention to something external -- the ground or your feet, the ball, alternating big toes, the grandstand.

Choose all of the phrases that were in "The Black Book." The phrases that informed their culture.

• No one is bigger than the team.

• Live for the jersey. Die for the jersey.

• It's not enough to be a good. It's about being great.

• It's not on the jersey, it's the man in the jersey.

• It's an honor, not a job.