He's back!! Steve Bachta ’03, also known as Docta Bachta, has returned for his fourth season competing on American Ninja Warrior!
Be sure to catch his run on Monday, July 27 on NBC at 8:00 p.m. central time!
@pntrack Tony, no need to Drag-o on this coach’s post. While some coaches certainly fall into the “more = better” camp, sounds like he’s addressing a different concern.
Empowering people to know that personally agency can overcome opportunity gaps can change lives. Just saying.
The Gridiron Performance Panel is anchored by Jim Davis @NTStrength, who will provide his perspective on how the words coaches use can impact athlete development and mental toughness.
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🗓️ July 08
⏰ 4pm
📍NOLA
@CoachMarcusHill@TupperCoach Each season is for the athlete.
The season that precedes competition is for training.
Spring is baseball season at HS level, so Winter is a great time to fine tune training.
Summer is time to fine-tune training for Fall sports.
In all seasons, do right by kids.
Get Steady: essays at the foundation of sustainable high-performance
since 1776
or 2026
One of those. Either way, it’s worth your time!
And here’s the link: https://t.co/z1UxzrnRTw
@D3Direct@KnoxCollege1837 Founded in 1837, strong ties to Lincoln (and the Lincoln-Douglas debates), Underground Railroad, & the abolitionist movement.
Commencement speakers include Stephen Colbert, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Madelaine Albright & more.
Coaches like @CoachToddMonken HC of the @Browns 💪
@ChaseDaniel “Get Steady” for sure- especially the chapter on “selected vs default override“, something I wish I would’ve learned at the end of my football career: https://t.co/z1UxzrnRTw
@katsuxbt Saying that men’s mental health is bs because of those who indulge/push it to the extreme is so short sighted… you can be strong and tend to mental health, just like physical health, don’t you think?
Welcoming Jim Davis to the SXU Graduate Program in Strength & Conditioning🏋🏽♀️. Jim will be teaching our Leadership & Character Development course - a vital aspect of S&C beyond sets-reps-program design!
To learn more about the program - see here [https://t.co/wim22q1RrE]
Stanford paid 35,000 people to quit Facebook and Instagram for 6 weeks
Depression dropped. Anxiety dropped. Happiness went up. Women under 25 on Instagram saw the biggest gains
That was 6 weeks. I'm going a full year.