Podcasts about 10u

The Grove Hill Athletic and Recreation Association, baseball and softball leagues, will have try-outs this Saturday at 9 a.m. at Hudson Park. Those signed up age 3-5 do not have to try out and will be placed on T-ball teams. The 8-6 year-old baseball and softball players will start at 9 a.m. on Mitchell and Becton Fields. The 9-12 yearold players will begin at 10 a.m. The baseball 10U needs at least two more players to sign up in that age group while the 12U needs one more player. Players can still be signed up at Town Hall during the...Article Link

Visit www.ustaflorida.com/florida-junior-team-tennis-spring-season-report/ to view a current list of available Junior Team Tennis leagues. Registration is now open!Check out the video on our Facebook page to share your comments, questions, and/or thoughts.Click to go to the USTA Florida Facebook Page. 

The guys meet up again in Last Out Media to talk how Carson was benched for Jalen Hurts, Florida National coach reprimanded his kids on the football 10U division, Should Dak Prescott find a new team or should Jerry Jones and the Cowboys start over, alongside the firing of Gregg Williams DC of the NY Jets. Tune in for more and get in on our Christmas raffle giveaway.

Coach C. Collins and Coach MJ are ready to talk more AAU basketball, life and everything in between. In this episode the coaches talk about several great topics, such as, NBA trades and acquisitions, the Nate Robison fight and "Court-Side Basketball" of Rocklin CA being the target of a lot of controversy because of a suspected Covid-19 Outbreak due to the gym hosting basketball tournaments. College basketball started back up as well so the coaches will talk there thoughts on the NCAA season also want to give a shout out to our local university, William Jessup women's basketball and to Coach Imhotet, from episode 2, for a great game the past weekend against University of Nevada 66-65(loss).  Aycee Willis lead scoring with 15pts doing your thing ladies good luck they play Sac State for this next game.This episode the coaches got the chance to sit down with two guest at once for the first time on the show.  It was great to have the perspective of a dad coach and son player since a lot of AAU teams are started that way.  Coach Jean Gelpi was a very gracious and knowledgeable guest for sure.  As always the coaches are ready to be real and pull know punches!!! Guest: Jean & Marcus Gelpi( Founder and Coach Of West Coast Impact)Jean played in the Sacramento, and Los Angeles NBA Pro-Am developmental league. He was invited to the Sacramento Kings Professional NBA Camp, and was released afterthe third round. He then continued his professional basketball career overseas. Jean received the award of Saint German professional basketball team Rookie of the Year whileplaying for the Saint German professional basketball club in the Superior National Basketball League in Puerto Rico. In that same year, Saint German won the FIBA’sSuperior National Basketball League National Championship. Coach Gelpi Graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Exercise Physiology and a Bachelors of Arts in Spanish with a Bilingual Cross Cultural Education Credential, both from California State University Chico. In addition, Coach Gelpi received a Masters of Science Degree in Exercise Physiology and a Masters of Science Degree in Biomechanics, both from CSU Chico. Coach Gelpi is Certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association and is a NCAA certified basketball coach. Jean Gelpi served as the Assistant Basketball Coach at Solano Community College men’s basketball program, Assistant Varsity Boys Coach at Davis High School in Davis California, and Head Varsity Boys Coach at Dixon High School. Through his 10-year coaching career, Jean Gelpi was also the head coach for 10U, 11U, 12U, 13U, 14U, boys and girls Nor-Cal Wildcats AAU traveling teams. Also, Head Coach for the 15U, 16U Nor-Cal Wildcats Boys National traveling AAU teams. During that time frame Jean Gelpi was the Director of Coaching and Training Academy for the Nor-Cal Wildcats. Jean Gelpi served as a basketball skill development trainer working or 1% club basketball developing skill development chapters through out Northern California . 1% club basketball caters to elite High school and collegiate basketball players. Coach Gelpi is the founder and President of the West Coast Impact Basketball Academy and currently the Head Coach for 17/ 16U/15U/14U and 13U girls Elite national traveling basketball teams. Coach Gelpi is a NCAA/USA Basketball Certified Basketball CoachSocial MediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/wcimpact/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/westcoastimpact/Website: https://www.westcoastimpact.org/home " Think of AAU as 2 business models but keep in mind neither one is wrong " Jean GelpiThis episode we get to see the perspectives of a Dad, who coaches and his Son, who played, and the journey they both walked together.Coach C. Collins and Coach MJ are going to see if Jean & Marcus are really Bout That Life!!! Click Here to follow Coach C.CollinsIG: https://www.instagram.com/hoopstariam/FB: https://www.facebook.com/christopher.collins.106Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/Christo53408073Feel free to check our bonus episodes "Coaches Rize Time"Training Site: https://www.phenixfitness23.com/contact-usAAU Club Information: http://www.ybadawgs.com/Thank you for your support and time Coach MJ(God Given Talent)IG: https://www.instagram.com/ggtbasketball/FB: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=mark%20jeffries 

Join us as we come to you live from Fort Dorchester high school for the South Carolina Youth Football Association game of the week game 2. We’ve made it to the Super Bowl Sunday that will feature 3 games and 6 teams throughout the day. Wewill start our pregame at 4 o’clock game between two 10U  programs that will play for the state Championship. From the upstate will be the 10U Carolina Eilite  Panthers and Lower State 10I  Notth Charleston Raiders. 

Life can be A LOT...  Needless to say it's very easy to become overwhelmed by all of life's offerings & happenings.  Individually, I am trying to do my part in helping raise 3 kids, I write a 5 day a week blog & do a corresponding podcast, I coach a 10U travel baseball team, sit on the board of the Let Them Play Foundation and have somehow found myself as the world's number 1 footboard salesman & co-founder of a Silicon Valley startup tech company.

Recently dove into a book called Mind Gym written by Gary Mack that explores the path to inner excellence... Ironically, I typically read motivational, success and psychology books then often relate what I learned back to the sports world and creatively think how a strategy or technique could be applied to that realm... The amazing thing is that whether you are a CEO of a Fortune 500 company or the coach of a 10U travel baseball team, the goal to get the most out of your employees and/or players is virtually the exact same. One of the things that Mack talks about in the early going is “progress not perfection.”  So often our progress is drowned out by our quest to be perfect and we fail to realize our radical improvements. From personal experience I can say that perfection is an unattainable fictitious goal that simply does not exist... Progress on the other hand is very real and easily attainable simply by putting one foot in front of the other. Many times throughout the course of my baseball career I would look at my stats and be dejected... My instinct would be to go out and hit 5 home runs in a single game which inevitably lead to trying way too hard thus receiving negative returns. After struggling in the 2nd half of the 2005 season, I began the 2006 season hitting .200 with 1 home run after the first month... Yet instead of trying to make up for 4 continuous bad months of baseball in 1 game, I simply focused on making progress each opportunity I had a chance to step onto the field. I created a point system that could measure progress based on little things I could do to ensure I was staying consistent in progress...  1 point for a hard hit ball, hit, rbi, run scored, stolen base or great play in the outfield... 2 for a double, 3 for a triple and 4 for a homer.. Each day I would shoot for 3 points which may not seem like much but if I went 0-4 with a strikeout, hard hit ground ball, line drive out and hit a ball that was caught at the warning track, instead of beating myself up chasing perfection, I would get my 3 points and recognize the progress that was actually made. Ultimately, in order to be able to truly move forward we have no choice but to let progress shun perfection...  -EB   P.S. Have you hopped on a Team GoHard Foot Reflexology Board yet?

Was coaching a double header baseball scrimmage a few weeks ago that started at 9am...  I got to the field about 8, opened up the batting cages, fired on the Iron Mike and then began tossing the boys some flips... After about 20 minutes of taking whacks, we went in, hit a rapid fire infield then played a quick game of this new innovative outfield drill called “3 FLIES UP.”

Do you have a plan when you start your team? Or when you start a new season? Aside from what drills you want to run, what philosophies do you have for your team—or as Bo Ashabraner puts it, what philosophies do you enforce or tolerate? Bo is here to help us break down some things you may want to consider for your team or season in part one of a two-part interview. Plus Rob answers the Question of the Week about whether a 27-foot home indoor batting cage will be adequate to help a 9-10U hitter who's struggling. Please let us (and others) know how you feel about the show by giving us an honest review & rating on iTunes!

Had our 2nd baseball tournament with our 10U Let Them Play squad down in Arizona a few weeks ago... The team was put together with some friends of mine that all have kids around the same age. Although the boys are from all over the country and we have a good amount of Dad's that played professional baseball, this isn't any sort of super-team... We are extremely young and only had one official 10 year old on the team while the rest of the boys are still 8 & 9.  That said, these little dudes can play and gosh damn they compete for their asses off...  We were fortunate to win 2 very close games to start off the tournament and guarantee us the #1 seed for our side of the bracket... Going into the 3rd and final round-robin game, we knew we already locked up the best position for bracket play that we could, so we let all the young kids pitch & basically run the asylum. Good idea from a development standpoint but the other team took advantage of our inexperience and jumped all over us. Our boys hung in there and fought back but we were down several runs going into the final inning. Knowing our next game was immediately after this one and it was going to be a win or go home contest, I knew it was time to teach the little groms about the almighty and powerful force that has the potential to become any team's best friend... MOMENTUM. I gathered all the players in front of the dugout and although I'm not exactly sure how the speech went down, it sounded something like this... “Listen here young Go Hards, you dudes are getting WHACKED... These boys are absolutely destroying you. They brought you, kids, behind the woodshed and are giving y'all a good ole fashioned ass whooping…  But guess what?!?!?  I got some good news… This game actually doesn't mean anything as far as the standings for this tournament is concerned… NADA, ZERO, ZILCH.   That said, I also got a little harsh reality for you Go Hards… The next game is a DO OR DIE, contest boys, & I'm not ready to go home yet. Anybody know what time the next game starts???” “2pm Coach...”  “Wrong answer mini Stevie SuperSoft…” “Oh I know, I know!!!”  “Yes, small Sammy Savage...” “The next game starts RIGHT NOW!!!!!”  “EXACTLY!!!! I am not sure it's possible for us to come back in this one but that doesn't matter, we just ran out of innings... What does matter is that we are about to fire up the engine to the MOMENTUM TRAIN and once this thing gets on the tracks ain't nobody going to be able to stop it... Not this team and surely not the next. All we have to do is hop on this bad boy and it will not be stopped... Get in the dugout boys, grab your coconuts and pick out a whooping stick because we are about to unleash FURY. This locomotive is going to move FAST and we are about to go for a helluva RIDE dudes…  THE MOMENTUM TRAIN TO VICTORY TAKES OFF RIGHT NOW!!!!  LETS GO!!!!!!!!!!!!”  Sure as shit these little fuckers put up a 5 spot in the last inning of that game then pounded the next team for 5 more runs in the first inning of the next one and basically did not slow down until we ran into an absolute juggernaut in the championship game... Even then, we scored 2 runs in the top of the 1st off of the best 10U pitcher & team that we've seen. Of course, I was just trying to fire up the boys and they very easily could have gone down 1,2,3 after the speech, but once the first dude got on base and then the second kid reached base, the energy in the dugout was like nothing I've ever seen and it just absolutely steamrolled from there...  Sometimes we have a hard time quantifying and qualifying things that we can't physically see... Yet think back to all the great times in our life when things were really rolling and one great venture and opportunity so simply and easily led to the next...  That's the Momentum Express at full steam ahead. Sure we will have to stop at stations and we may get derailed from time to time,

PRACTICE AT 685 MINNEHAHA Frogtown Football youths tackle football teams were formed at West Minnehaha and Scheffer recreation center. Frogtown has leagues for 9U, 10U, 12U, and 14U. The Frogtown Walking Tour is an audio tour of St. Paul Minnesota's most culturally and economically diverse neighborhood, Frogtown. From Lexington Ave to Rice Street, and from Interstate 94 to Minnehaha Ave, Frogtown has a variety of restaurants, shops, businesses and organizations with University Ave and the Green Line Light Rail running through the heart of the neighborhood. Each Frogtown Walking Tour audio episode is produced by a local community reporter and shines a spotlight on a Frogtown neighborhood business or organization.

Mike had a hell of a travel weekend as he experienced new horror stories with a different airline. Mike's sister brought him on to coach a 10U softball team and there are already rivalries brewing between him and some of the parents who are dicks. Rambo Last Blood was exactly what we expected. Righteous Gemstones delivered another gem this week for us leading into the season finale.

In Episode 2, Baseball Youth’s Director of Content Strategy Anthony Grassi talks with Coach Alex Rodriguez of the Los Angeles Cachorros after the team’s 2018 season that landed them number 11 in the 10U rankings. They talk about the team’s name and origin (1:24-1:53), the level of competition in the LA area (2:16-3:52), roster management (3:52-4:40), how he and his organization managed this past offseason (4:40-6:30), the key moments from 2018 on and off the field (6:30-8:05), how his program separates itself (8:05-10:55), and what he would like to know from other elite coaches (10:55-12:44). Thanks to Coach Rodriguez and be sure to keep up with the Cachorros on Instagram @l.a._cachorros. Be sure to subscribe to the show and let us any and all feedback on Facebook at Baseball Youth USA and on Instagram and Twitter @baseballyouth.

How can we create the perfect warmups for baseball? Should a 10U softball team take 90 minutes before a game to warm … EP65 – Why Warmups Are Getting Out of Control Read More »

Welcome to Inside the Jr. Reign, creating a development zone so that Together we can make youth sports a life changing experience. We are here to discuss all things hockey with you. This week, its Inside the Jr. Reign episode #20 "Digging Deep into the Jr. Hockey 10U Age Group" Digging deep into the 10U age group so we can W.I.N with the ADM and putting the athletes first! As always, leave your questions, and tune in next week - at 2pm pst on Facebook Live - to see them answered!

In this episode we introduce ourselves and discuss navigating the competitive 10U tennis landscape. College Tennis Recaps: Louisville vs. Virginia Ole Miss vs. Texas A&M

In honor of Father’s Day we discuss Poparella’s 10U youth softball playoff run, the experience of living on snack shack food and the cast of characters you find at youth sporting events.  We catch up on some Wonder Woman news and discuss ‘thighbrows’.  A special Konichiwa to our devoted Japanese listeners and Happy Father’s Day…