Anaheim, CA - He has been called the greatest coach of all time, and yet John Wooden is regarded more for how he developed young men then for the championships he won. Yes, "the Wizard of Westwood" directed the UCLA Men's Basketball team to 10 NCAA Basketball Championships, and yes, he compiled a lifetime winning percentage of over 80%; but the lasting legacy of Coach John Wooden will always be how he won, not what he won. "John Wooden is a 'philosopher-coach' in the truest sense: a man whose beliefs, teachings, and wisdom go far beyond sports, and ultimately address how to bring out the very best in yourself and others in all areas of life," said Bill Walsh, Super Bowl-winning coach of the San Francisco 49ers Much of Coach Wooden's success, and the subsequent success of the young men he led during more than 40 years as a coach, has its foundation in his "Pyramid of Success" -- a set of individual and linked blocks necessary for achieving success.
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