🏆 2025 WAC Men's Golf Individual Champion!
Congratulations to Dane Huddleston of @UVUgolf who beat Kevin Li on the 2nd playoff hole!
#OneWAC x #WACmgolf
As a coach be just as quick to celebrate as you are criticize & correct.
You can love, acknowledge & appreciate positive performances with the same level of intensity, excitement & accountability that you attack mistakes with.
If you want an action repeated, reward it.
You try to put on a strong face and you tell yourself you’re gonna be ok, but then that first Sunday with no football hits like a sledgehammer to the chest and you realize you’re not as strong as you thought you were. Check on your brothers today.
Bulldog Insider: Hailey Dolcini, Linda Garza reunite at Fresno City
“I definitely was one that said I’d never coach. Then Garza called and she’s hard to say no to” @FCC_Softball@haileydolcini@LindaGarza02@KSEE24 https://t.co/4wk2e1yjSv
FTC coaches get this question a lot…
How do you punish athletes without running punitive sprints, laps, etc?
I’m a huge believer in making practice the best part of a kid’s day. If you can come close to accomplishing this, then you can use PARTICIPATING in practice as a reward for good behavior.
I would be hard-nosed and intolerant of bad behavior. If that doesn’t affect change, punitive running will probably make things worse.
Players who respect their coach want to please their coach.
Beyond voicing displeasure, simply having them stand on the sideline is pure hell for a good athlete. (If it’s not hell, the kid is not worth keeping.)
The final straw is to send the kid home… the death penalty.
If that doesn’t set him straight, cut the kid loose… the kid doesn’t want to be on your team.
"There's a game within the game that I think people miss..
It all comes down to four things..
🔘Put the team first
🔘No excuses & no complaining
🔘Be on time & be prepared
🔘Be a good teammate
If you just do those four things you give yourself a real chance" ~ @AaronRodgers12 #PMSLive
Anthony Richardson can complete passes that 99% of NFL QBs cannot complete
Anthony Richardson cannot complete passes that 99% of NFL QBs can complete
It’s the most aggravating thing. #Colts
Routinely bracing anything is just a really bad idea. DME income shouldn’t come at the expense of someone’s overall health.
In a young athlete, only one week of immobilization leads to a loss of a 3-4% percent of muscle mass, and a 30+% increase in anabolic resistance and insulin resistance in that limb. The muscles in the immobilized leg will not respond to protein intake normally for a few weeks. If we translate this into all the ankle sprains that we needlessly boot or all the knee sprains that we needlessly brace —we are creating a significant degree of harm and muscle loss in our patients. Now, imagine if that’s an older, sedentary person. They already have anabolic resistance and perhaps insulin resistance.
What a great experience to hear Coach Bill Belichick talk football tonight during the draft.
I hope all young people who play ANY sport tune in and learn from one of the best coaches ever.
I’m not a parent so I won’t give parenting advice.
What I will say is that after 20 years of coaching…when parental enthusiasm for sport MATCHES their child’s?
A good thing.
When parental enthusiasm for sport EXCEEDS their child’s?
That can create a fair amount of tension between:
-parent and child
-child and sport
-parent and coach
None of those scenarios typically have helpful outcomes.