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2 episodes with 12u
2 episodes with 12u
2 episodes with 12u
2 episodes with 12u
2 episodes with 12u
PLS NOTE: There is some swearing in this episode and it is not one that is suitable for children.What's it like to be the no.1 12U player in the World? To be the youngest player ever to be signed by the IMG management company. To win a full scholarship to one of the most famous tennis academies in the World.Reckon the future for that player and his family was bright? Fame and riches around the corner?Today's guest, Todd Ley who hails from Adelaide in Australia, was in exactly that position. And has written all about that part of the journey and what happened next in a searingly honest book called Smashed.As you'll hear today, what happened next was not fame and fortune. What came next was darkness and at times despair. A chapter which Todd is now moving on from as he rides the rollercoaster of life working in the world of coaching - and I hope setting down what happened in the book will help him do just that. It has certainly helped me think about the journey we are on as a tennis family and why we are on it. It has helped me gain perspective of what is important and for that I thank Todd.Today's episode may not be easy listening at times, you might not agree with everything Todd says, but do take a listen because Todd's story and messages will I think help our family and our tennis journeys and I hope it will maybe help yours too.Visit Todd Ley's website to find about more about the book and BUY A COPY OF SMASHED NOWThanks to FeedSpot for naming My Tennis Journey as a Top 5 UK tennis podcast - much appreciated! You can see the list here: https://podcast.feedspot.com/uk_tennis_podcasts/MUSIC CREDITSEarth by MusicbyAden https://soundcloud.com/musicbyadenCreative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported — CC BY-SA 3.0
This week Topher and Jeff talk with Paul Caufield, dad to Cole Caufield of the NHL Montreal Canadiens. Caufield not only played hockey himself, but also coached and still runs a rink in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. In this episode we talk about: — Caufield's family and their rich history with hockey — An inside look into how Cole Caufield developed his love for the game — That practice is just as, if not more important than games — Developing confidence through other sports — How hockey IQ needs to be taught at 10/12U before the game gets too fast AND SO MUCH MORE! Thank you to our title sponsor IceHockeySystems.com, as well as Train-Heroic, Helios Hockey, and Crossbar! And thank you to our AMAZING LISTENERS; We appreciate every listen, download, comment, rating, and share on your social sites! If you'd like to join our Hockey Think Tank Community, head over to Community.TheHockeyThinkTank.com and check it out! PARENTS & RECRUITING 101 COURSES BLUEPRINT ORGANIZATION REFERRAL Follow us: IG: @HockeyThinkTank X (Twitter): @HockeyThinkTank TikTok: @HockeyThinkTank Facebook: TheHockeyThinkTank
In this groundbreaking episode of the Swing Smarter Hitting Training Podcast, Joey Myers sits down with Tim Nicely, the neural performance visionary behind V-Flex Sports. With over 25 years of deep neurological research and training experience with elite programs like the Oklahoma Sooners softball dynasty and 17+ MLB organizations, Tim reveals how training the brain—not just the swing—is the real secret to dominating the plate. If your athlete freezes on strikes, swings at junk, or struggles to adjust in two-strike counts, this episode is for you. Whether you're a travel ball parent, rec league coach, or competitive athlete, this episode will rewire how you think about hitting success.
On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett welcomes the Go-2-Guy for his regular Wednesday visit. It wouldn't be a visit with Jim without some technical problems. They discuss the Klint Kubiak press conference, the start of Mariners spring training, where is Prosser, Washington, Craig Ehlo, and the father of a 12U hockey player who was arrested and charged with assault. Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, discusses what he liked about the Kubiak press conference, the Eagles offensive line blueprint, Seahawks not that far off from Philly, center free agents that Seattle could target and thoughts on the NFL draft. Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, joins Puck from Mariners spring training, and they spend the majority of the show discussing the Mariners bullpen for 2025. Do they have enough in the tank this season? (38:05) -Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com, Rob details to Puck what impressed him about the Klint Kubiak press conference, why he feels that the Seahawks aren't that far off from the Eagles, the number one center free agent that Rob would target, the strength of the NFL draft and why he feels strongly that the Seahawks will select a quarterback this draft. (1:14:17) -Ryan Divish, Seattle Times, is in Peoria covering Mariners spring training and the bulk of the podcast dissects the Mariners bullpen, the health of Matt Brash, Gregory Santos, the overuse of Andres Munoz, surprise names that could help the Mariners in the bullpen this season, can the Mariners rotation once again be elite and Ryan gives a restaurant recommendation guide for anyone traveling to Phoenix. (1:36:38) -“Hey, What the Puck!?” Puck is a sucker for spring training starting. He can't help himself.
Today's Daily Puck Drop features Puck's Tuesday weekly guests, Danny Kelly from The Ringer, where they wrap up the NFL season and the Super Bowl and then turn their attention to the upcoming NFL Draft as Danny hosts the NFL Draft Show on The Ringer and John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com, and he gives Puck the latest on the Pac-12 media deal, expansion and violence in youth sports. Puck opens up the show discussing an assault by a parent at a 12 year old youth hockey game at the Seattle Kraken ice complex where a father of a player shoved two teenage referees down on the ice. The parent is facing misdemeanor assault charges. Why does this still happen in today's culture and where are the adults at these games to prevent this behavior? Also, what should the punishment be for the parent?(17:56) -Danny Kelly, The Ringer joins Puck to put the finishing touches on the NFL season, the lackluster Super Bowl, the comparisons to the Eagles defense to the Seahawks defense, an early NFL draft look, strengths of the draft on the offensive and defensive line and this years class might have the best collection of running backs in the last decade. (55:35) -John Canzano, JohnCanzano.com stops by to visit with Puck for his weekly chat about his Super Bowl party, new news on the looming Pac-12 media front, expansion on the horizon, does Texas State make sense, what about Memphis and UNLV and St. Mary's continues to knock on the door for basketball only. Lastly, John and Puck discuss the youth hockey incident in Seattle where a parent of a 12U kid walked onto the ice and assaulted two teenage referees. (1:37:50) -“Hey, What the Puck!?” We need an intervention into youth sports parents behavior.
CTL Script/ Top Stories of December 14th Publish Date: December 14th PRE-ROLL: 01.20.25 ETOWAH MILL HOLIDAY SCREEN & RINK_FINAL From the Ingles Studio Welcome to the Award-Winning Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast Today is Saturday, December 14th and Happy Birthday to Bill Buckner. ***12.14.24 - BIRTHDAY – BILL BUCKNER*** I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cherokee is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Cherokee County Approves Campground at Garland Mission Park Creekview Student Earns Second Place in Amicalola EMC Competition Canton Police Officers Host 'Shop with a Cop' We’ll have all this and more coming up on the Cherokee Tribune-Ledger Podcast, and if you’re looking for Community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! Commercial: 06.26.24 CU OF GA FREE CHECKING_REV_FINAL STORY 1: Cherokee County Approves Campground at Garland Mission Park A new 443-acre park, Garland Mission Park, is nearing its opening near Waleska after the Cherokee County Board of Commissioners approved a special use permit for Canton First Baptist Church. The park will feature camping, hiking, mountain biking, and more. The approval included variances for buffer encroachment, street access, and eliminating a deceleration lane. Located on Garland Mountain Way, the park spans the Bartow-Cherokee County border, with Cherokee County handling the campground's 243 acres. The park will include eight campsites, a pavilion, and accessible facilities. Bartow County will oversee development on its side. The church has not provided a construction timeline. STORY 2: Creekview Student Earns Second Place in Amicalola EMC Competition Amicalola EMC hosted the Sub Area I EMC/FFA Electrification Contest on Nov. 21, where Creekview High School's Aaron Dickson placed second. Sponsored by Georgia's EMCs, the contest is part of the Agriculture Education program by the Georgia Department of Education. It allows students to showcase skills in electrical wiring, critical thinking, and communication, promoting education and safety in electricity. Participants included students from Adairsville, Creekview, Dawson, North Murray, Pickens, Sonoraville, and Southeast Whitfield high schools. Wyatt Richards from Pickens High School won first place, and Slate Jones from Dawson High School took third. STORY 3: Canton Police Officers Host 'Shop with a Cop' The Canton Police Department held its annual Shop with a Cop event on Dec. 10 at Walmart Riverstone Parkway, providing Christmas gifts and experiences to 21 local children. The event was funded by $8,900 in community donations from groups like the Lions Club and Laurel Canyon Optimist Club. Support also came from local organizations, including Cherokee 9-1-1 Dispatch and the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office. Walmart hosted the shopping event, offering snacks and drinks. Canton PD expressed gratitude to the community and schools for their support, with Chief Marty Ferrell highlighting the event's role in fostering community bonds. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info. Back in a moment Break: Drake Realty (Cherokee County) STORY 4: CCSD Honors Support Staff Employees The Cherokee County School District celebrated its seventh annual Support Staff Employees of the Year Awards on Dec. 5, honoring staff from each school and division. Each honoree received a plaque and gifts, including a $200 Visa card. Three overall winners were announced: Kelly Miller from Avery Elementary, Stephanie Weier from Mill Creek Middle, and Patrick Walker from the Central Office. They received additional prizes, including gift cards and a facial treatment. The event highlighted the dedication of support staff, with excerpts from nomination forms shared to emphasize their contributions. Weekly features of winners will appear on CCSD's website and social media. STORY 5: Cherokee Youth Girls Flag Football Team Wins Championship At the 2024 Georgia Recreation and Parks Association State Championships, held Dec. 6-7, Cherokee Youth Girls Flag Football teams excelled, with the 14U Cyclones winning their division and the 12U Cyclones finishing as runners-up. The program, started in 2021 with support from the Atlanta Falcons and Arthur M. Blank Foundation, has positioned Cherokee County as a leader in girls' flag football. The 14U team achieved a historic victory, dominating their matches, while the 12U team also performed strongly. The event, showcasing talent from across Georgia, highlighted athleticism and sportsmanship in a non-contact sport environment. Commercial: 12.14.24 FALANY DEC_FINAL STORY 6: Cherokee County and City Leaders Speak to Local State Lawmakers Cherokee County leaders met with local legislators on Dec. 11 to discuss requests for the 2025 session. Key topics included school safety funding, with Superintendent Mary Elizabeth Davis seeking changes to the state's funding formula for permanent support. The county commissioners requested reconsideration of a Homestead Option Sales Tax (HOST) to reduce property taxes, projecting significant savings for homeowners. They also proposed increasing the hotel/motel tax to fund tourism and infrastructure projects. Additionally, $9.1 million in state funding was requested for the Technology Ridge Parkway project. District Attorney Susan Treadaway advocated for stricter bond restrictions for illegal immigrants and longer probation for sexual offenders. STORY 7: What's Next for the Old Tippens School Site in Canton? Canton leaders are considering renovations to the former Tippens Elementary School gymnasium, with plans to award an $18,850 contract to Keck and Wood for designing two site plans. The gym, built in the 1930s, remains after the main building's demolition. One plan focuses on parks and recreation, while the other includes affordable housing. The design phase will take 4-6 weeks, with concepts expected by February. Mayor Bill Grant supports incorporating housing to meet city needs. The site, valued at $850,000, was allocated funds for development, but a grant for transitional housing was declined by MUST Ministries due to insufficient funding. We’ll have closing comments after this. 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Is not making a top team at 12U, 13U, or even 16U a big problem? This episode goes into patience during the volleyball journey and how it can help you be successful. #volleyball #volleyballplayer
Just to be clear, County Cup's one of my favourite things in the whole wide world. I want to start with this as everything you are going to listen to comes from a starting point of love and wanting to make something that is great even better!And you see, I do think Junior County Cup (focusing in on 11U, 12U and 14U) can be improved as a result of a couple of flaws - and I'd love to know if you agree and what improvements you'd make to LTA Junior County Cup.For avoidance of doubt, this is research I'm undertaking. It's not affiliated to the LTA although I will look to share the findings with the relevant parties at the LTA.So have a listen and then please please HAVE YOUR SAY by visiting this link: www.serveandvolley.net/my-tennis-journey-podcast/lta-junior-county-cup-lets-make-it-even-better
This week's LineupWarmup SegmentListener Question: What type of players should I be looking for to field a new 12U team? (@13:26)Travel Ball Silly Season. Teams switching organizations and players switching teams is out of control. (@20:11)Continuation of classifying college teams using professional baseball structure. (@33:40)Support the Show.
Members of the 9U and 12U little league teams stop by to talk about state and a fundraiser to help with expenses to travel to Indiana.
Coaches for the 9U, 11U. and 12U baseball teams stop by to talk about winning the state tournament and promote a fundraiser to cover expenses to Super Regional.
Oh boy do we have a treat for you on this episode of the camp cast. You will hear for the first time ever on this podcast a King of the Camp Champion getting crowned. We get not one, but two live broadcasts of the 12 and under and 13 and over basketball finals. The first game features Knights vs. Dragons in the 12U final. These teams put their ALL out there and you are not going to want to miss one of the more epic comebacks in the history of the game. If you don't know the names Dylan Gangel and Nick Poster...you will by the end of this episode. Then you get a classic rivalry battle between the 13O Knights, and Phoenix. All the Knights need is one of those two wins to earn their first ever King of the Camp Championship...does it happen??? Find out and enjoy!
We Want To Hear From You - Click Here To Leave Us Fan Mail!In this week's episode of The Ride To The Rink, hockey mom Christie Casciano Burns opens up about the emotional and physical toll of hockey injuries. Sharing her personal experience with her 12U son's wrist fracture during a Niagara Falls tournament, Christie highlights the challenges of dealing with injuries far from home. The episode emphasizes the importance of not playing through pain, especially when dealing with head injuries, and encourages young athletes to prioritize their health for a quicker return to the game they love.Key Takeaways:The emotional impact of sports injuries on young athletes and their families.The importance of not playing through pain and seeking proper medical attention.Support from teammates can make a significant difference in recovery.Education on injury prevention and recovery is crucial for young players.Tune in for valuable insights and advice on navigating even the toughest sides of youth hockey.Our Kids Play Hockey is powered by NHL Sense Arena!NHL Sense Arena, is a virtual reality training game designed specifically to improve hockey sense and IQ for both players and goalies. Experience the next generation of off-ice training in VR with over 100+ drills and training plans curated from top coaches and players.Use Code "HNS-72A36D" at the Meta Quest Store to score 10% off an annual plan!Follow Us On Social Media: Facebook Group: Our Kids Play Hockey X: @OKPHpodcast Instagram: @OurKidsPlayHockey LinkedIn: Our Kids Play Hockey YouTube: Our Kids Play Hockey
Pirate Baseball 12U went 5-0 in the Perfect Game Lone Star State Super Regional National Invitation Tournament held April 13-14 in San Antonio. The team allowed only 6 runs for the weekend and pitcher Kason Band pitched a no-hitter in the championship game. The 12U team is coached by Nick Janysek, James Urbanczyk, and William Eckel. Pirate Baseball started in 2019 and currently has 5 divisions under the organization with players from all over the Wilson County area. Pirate Baseball 12U Connor Janysek, PothJackson Eckel, PothJackson Johnson, StockdaleJackson Urbanczyk, PothKyle Miller, PothRhett Mainz, FloresvilleSteel Urbanczyk, PothTildyn Hosek, PothKason Band, FloresvilleSean...Article Link
The United States and Japan are co-sponsoring a UN Security Council resolution that calls for a ban on any nuclear weapons in orbit. Benchmark Space Systems has successfully deployed its next-gen Xantus electric propulsion aboard Space Solutions' 12U cubesat in low Earth orbit.Terran Orbital's subsidiary Tyvak International has delivered the Hera Milani satellite to the European Space Agency, and more. Remember to leave us a 5-star rating and review in your favorite podcast app. Miss an episode? Sign-up for our weekly intelligence roundup, Signals and Space, and you'll never miss a beat. And be sure to follow T-Minus on LinkedIn and Instagram. T-Minus Guest Our guest today is Nick Searra, Executive Director of the Interstellar Foundation. You can connect with Nick on LinkedIn and learn more about the Interstellar Foundation on their website. Selected Reading US and Japan seek UN resolution calling on all nations to ban nuclear weapons in outer space- AP News A Suspicious Pattern Alarming the Ukrainian Military - The Atlantic Ready for take-off: A look inside the IDF's new Space Directorate Unit Press Release: Benchmark Electric Propulsion Thrusters On Orbit And Poised For First Fire Space Workforce 2030 Names New Executive Director in Landmark Partnership Spire Global to Enhance AI-Driven Weather Prediction in Collaboration with NVIDIA Terran Orbital's Milani Satellite Delivered to the European Space Agency for Hera Mission- Business Wire China building giant hypersonic railgun for space launches - Asia Times While USSF Budget Dips, Funds for New Nuclear Command and Control Satellites Jump 1st Space Brigade's tactical close space support is on the move Biden's tax proposals would hurt commercial space ESA - Operations begin to de-ice Euclid's vision T-Minus Crew Survey We want to hear from you! Please complete our 4 question survey. It'll help us get better and deliver you the most mission-critical space intel every day. Want to hear your company in the show? You too can reach the most influential leaders and operators in the industry. Here's our media kit. Contact us at space@n2k.com to request more info. Want to join us for an interview? Please send your pitch to space-editor@n2k.com and include your name, affiliation, and topic proposal. T-Minus is a production of N2K Networks, your source for strategic workforce intelligence. © N2K Networks, Inc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The End of the Bench with Geoff Haxton and David Collier tells you what you need to know in the world of sports both locally and nationally, and they read your comments from the chatline. A solid weekend for Texas Tech athletics as the men's basketball team won in Morgantown and the baseball team took care of business here in Lubbock. Hax goes on a rant about how serious some parents and kids take 12U baseball and it's ridiculous, and they take your question to end the show with Ask The Benchwarmers.
Name: Thatcher Trotter Nickname: Big T Age: 13 Weight: 233 Height: 6'2 From: Chatham, Illinois What Sports: Play baseball and football Positions: First Base, Pitcher/Left Guard, Defensive End Bio: I am the youngest of three in a family of athletes, and I have always been really big for my age. I train year around and do both speed and agility and weight trianing with a personal trainer. My family has four dogs, all with "baseball-related" names - Titan, Squints, Dinger, and Rip. David Ortiz is an athlete who has inspired me because he is also big and contributes in a huge way with his bat. Other people who have motivated me have been my older siblings and my parents. I love baseball, but football is my favorite sport. I love to hit people, and I love that it takes a complete team effort to win on a football field. My dream schools would be Notre Dame (I'm a huge fan), and University of Georgia. Twitter: @BigThatch24 Pics included: Playing football for Glenwood Middle School - Fall 2023 - 8th grade Playing in the Cooperstown Dream tournament at 12U in summer 2023 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kalling-plays-with-kailey/support
Today on Don't@Me, Kalen DeBoer's Emotional Alabama Introduction, Jordan Love Shines for Green Bay & Fani Willis' Affair UNRAVELS. Co-Host, "Hot Mic w/ Huton & Withrow" Chad Withrow with reaction to the Dallas/Green Bay game and speculation on where Belichick will go & if Harbaugh will stay in Michigan or head to the NFL. Plus, 3x NFL All-Pro, Shawne Merriman shares his thoughts on who will replace Pete Carroll in Seattle and California wanting to ban 12U football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode we get into the differences between going from 18U to 12U, coaching kids that's getting recruited and the ones that's still trying to figure it out. We also get into the differences in parents, the ones that's been in the game and our newcomers. This is a really good episode so enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/farron-levi/support
At the end of July, our family visited the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York, with our sons' 12U baseball team. After hearing so often about Cooperstown as a lifelong baseball fan, it was surreal to finally be there onsite, and especially to walk through the famous Plaque Gallery and see the faces of the Hall of Fame inductees.One thing I didn't realize about Cooperstown until this year is how far it is off the beaten trail. It's not in New York City or LA or Orlando or Vegas, where tourists would already be gathered. It's four hours north of Manhattan. You don't just happen to go by the Hall of Fame. You go out of the way, to upstate New York, away from the big city and other distractions, to this small town with a population less than my wife's hometown of Aitkin, Minnesota. So, you get away from normal life, and stand in awe of these larger-than-life figures who did what very few humans can do.Sometimes we hear Hebrews 11 talked about as the “hall of faith” or “faith hall of fame,” but that might give the wrong impression. Hebrews 11 is actually not like the Baseball Hall of Fame. This is not a remote gallery to visit while you forget normal life and gawk at inimitable greats. Rather, Hebrews 11 takes normal humans, who had faith in the true God, and presses their stories into the service of our real lives and struggles. This is no mere record of Israel's history, but Israel's history pressed into the service of helping us persevere in faith.And we live in times where this is particularly needed. We need examples and encouragements to help us endure in faith and keep believing.Amen TimeChapter 11 is the rhetorical climax of Hebrews, the best part of the sermon, the big amen part, leading up the highest point in 12:1–3, where Jesus is the climactic man of faith, and author and perfecter of ours.Along the way, while narrating this “by faith” history of Israel, Hebrews makes four editorial comments (in verses 6, 13–16, 32a, and 38a). By far, the “editorial comment” in verses 13–16 is the longest, and most significant. Verses 13–16 are the heart of our passage this morning and in some ways the heart of the whole chapter. And verses 13–16 deal with three distinct but connected realities: faith, obedience, and being strangers because of it.This chapter leads us not only to ask what these realities are and what they mean, but what they are like. In other words, what's the experience of faith like? What's it like to obey from faith? And what's it like to live as strangers and exiles in this world, seeking another, rather than being at home in this one?So, with this risky, experiential focus, let's ask three “what's it like” questions this morning: (1) What's it like to have saving faith? (2) What's it like to obey from faith? (3) What's it like to live in this world as strangers and exiles, seeking a homeland?1) What's It Like to Have Saving Faith?We start with the first half of verse 13: “These all died in faith, not having received the things promised, but having seen them and greeted them from afar . . .” Last week we looked at verse 1, which may be the closest thing to a definition of faith in the New Testament. However, the chapter keeps going. Instead of just a definition, and then move on, Hebrews keeps going and shows us faith from one angle after another.In fact, if you were to say, Okay, what does this chapter say about the nature of faith, and what it's like to have it? You will find various angles on this many-splendored reality: Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. (v. 1) Faith pleases God, walks with him. (v. 5) Faith sees God as a rewarder of those who seek him. (v. 6) Faith looks to his city, not man's. (v. 10) Faith considers him faithful who promised. (v. 11) Faith seeks another homeland, and desires a better country. (v. 14) Faith considers that God is able to raise the dead. (v. 19) But the first part of verse 13 has a particularly important contribution to make: Faith (1) sees God's promises from afar and (2) greets them.Last Sunday we saw this emphasis on faith as “seeing” what is not yet visible. Faith hears the promises of God, and sees them with the soul, or the eyes of the heart. Faith sees spiritually what cannot yet be fully seen, or seen at all, with the physical eyes. There is a kind of distance, for now, bridged by faith.And because this “seeing” is a response to hearing God's promises, faith is tied repeatedly in this chapter to “receiving” (verses 8, 11, 13, 17, and 19). Faith receives. It's a “peculiarly receiving grace” (as Andrew Fuller said). It is not a doing grace or performing grace. It does not merit God's favor. Rather, faith receives God's favor and “sees” his promises that are still, for now, invisible and distant.But faith not only sees from afar. It greets. That is, it welcomes, embraces, even kisses. Faith receives with delight, not with disgust or disinterest. It is not mere assent, but warm embrace. In the language of verse 6, faith looks to the reward. Verse 10, it looks forward to the heavenly city. Verse 16, it desires a better country, the heavenly one. And the whole point of the chapter is that saving faith perseveres. It keeps seeing, keeps greeting, keeps looking forward, keeps desiring, and tasting of the fullness of joy to come.So, then, what's it like to have saving faith? What might we say about the experience of faith? On the one hand, to live according to faith is not to have all the promises yet. Once you have all the promises, you no longer live by faith, but sight. Faith is not yet content with the here and now, as we'll see.But faith also has a foretaste of the goodness of God's promises. Faith hears God's word and sees him as true with the eyes of the soul, and embraces him as desirable. Saving faith is not indifferent to what it sees, or apathetic toward who God is and what he has said and done. Rather, there is in faith an eagerness, a desire, a thirst to drink, a hunger to eat, and a foretaste of satisfaction. As Jonathan said last Sunday, faith says to God, “I want you.” And saving faith perseveres. It keeps wanting. (Which might lead us to ask, practically, How am I conditioning my soul — for indifference to God or delight in him?)So, faith, in verse 13, sees God's promises from afar and greets them, and continues to want them. Which leads to our second “what's it like” question.2) What's It Like to Obey from Faith?We ask this because verses 8–12 and 17–22 tell us about external, observable actions undertaken in faith: Abraham obeyed and went out and lived in a foreign land. Sarah received power to conceive and gave birth. Abraham reached for the knife to sacrifice his beloved son of promise. Isaac and Jacob and Joseph invoked future blessings on their heirs and gave them future directions.So, having some working sense of the experience of faith, what's it like to obey, to act, to live by faith?First, verses 8–9, Abraham's obedience: “By faith Abraham obeyed when he was called to go out to a place that he was to receive as an inheritance. And he went out, not knowing where he was going. 9 By faith he went to live in the land of promise, as in a foreign land, living in tents with Isaac and Jacob, heirs with him of the same promise.” So, God said to him in Genesis 12:1, “Go from your country and your kindred and your father's house to the land that I will show you . . . .” And Abraham obeyed. But (this is very important) God didn't only command obedience; he made promises: “I will make of you a great nation, and I will bless you and make your name great, so that you will be a blessing. 3 I will bless those who bless you, and him who dishonors you I will curse, and in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed.” This wasn't just command and obey, but command and promise, leading to trust and obey. So, verse 10 tells us how faith led to obedience. What was it like?Abraham obeyed because (“for”), verse 10, “he was looking forward [that's faith] to the city that has foundations, whose designer and builder is God.” In other words, God didn't just command it and Abraham obeyed it. God made commands and gave promises, and Abraham looked forward to, that is, believed, God's promises, as the better future, which led him to obey. Still today, when we talk about looking forward to something, we mean something we want, desire, anticipate enjoying.Then, Sarah. Verse 11 – the first part she obeyed, the second part how it happened: “By faith Sarah herself received power to conceive, even when she was past the age, since she considered him faithful who had promised.” Now, this obedience seems very different than her husband's. He goes out and moves and stays. Sarah obeys by welcoming God's work in her womb, and preparing at age 90 to finally have a child, to nurture the child in pregnancy and give birth and nurse and raise the child — all sorts of big and little obediences to bring a child into the world, and do so at age 90.And how did her obedience come from faith? See that word considered in verse 11? We'll see it again in verse 19 (and again next week talking about Moses in verse 26). That idea of “considering” is so important to obeying from faith, and how faith gives rise to obedience. There is a natural course of action — 90-year-old women don't prepare to have babies. But faith considers. It does not simply move, like natural humans, with the patterns of the world. God's promises come, faith receives them, and looks forward to them, and it changes how we live. We move to another place and live in a different way, with our eyes opened to something better. We open our arms to receive a child, or later we open our hands to release our grasp on that child (that's next).So, Sarah heard promises from God, like Abraham, and she too considered God faithful. She believed God would do what he said, and she desired that he do it, that it would be better, and so she acted differently. Faith changed how she lived. Her faith led her to obey.Now, back to Abraham. Verses 17–18 tell us about Abraham's further obedience by faith, and verse 19, how it happened: “By faith Abraham, when he was tested, offered up Isaac, and he who had received the promises was in the act of offering up his only son, 18 of whom it was said, 'Through Isaac shall your offspring be named.‘ 19 He considered that God was able even to raise him from the dead, from which, figuratively speaking, he did receive him back.” So, like Sarah, he considered. Naturally speaking, it made no sense to offer up Isaac. How could offspring come through Isaac if he was dead? Answer: God could raise him. God had promised offspring, and God had said, “Take your son, your only son Isaac, whom you love, and . . . offer him . . . as a burnt offering” (Genesis 22:2). So Abraham tells the two young men he brought with them, “Stay here with the donkey; I and the boy will go over there and worship and come again to you” (Genesis 22:5). Abraham would obey God, and he believed that God would provide a rescue, or resurrection, for Isaac.So, again, faith leads to obedience. Faith takes God at his word. Faith considers the truthfulness and faithfulness of God, and his goodness, and that his plan is better, and faith leads us to act differently than we would without it.So, what's it like today to obey from faith? In short, we see something better than the world sees, and we act accordingly. Hearing God's promises, we consider differently than unbelievers. Our minds and hearts do different calculus. We don't float through life, with its givens, like unbelievers do. We don't just see and do. We see, we stop, see with the eyes of faith, and then act. For Christians, the line “everyone else is doing it” is not a good reason to do it, or (don't miss this) not do it, but for us to pause and ask, given my true home and my new desires, what is obedience here?So, faith gives us a foretaste of God's promises, our souls consider the world and life differently, and we obey from the heart.3) What's It Like to Live as Strangers?Now we finish with the rest of verses 13–16. We already saw in verses 9–10 that Abraham “went to live . . . in a foreign land . . . . For he was looking forward to the city that has foundations, whose designer and builder is God.” Now we learn more: “These all died in faith, not having received the things promised, but having seen them and greeted them from afar, and having acknowledged that they were strangers and exiles on the earth. 14 For people who speak thus make it clear that they are seeking a homeland. 15 If they had been thinking of that land from which they had gone out, they would have had opportunity to return. 16 But as it is, they desire a better country, that is, a heavenly one. Therefore God is not ashamed to be called their God, for he has prepared for them a city.” So, men and women of faith not only see God's promises from afar and welcome them, but they acknowledge, or confess, themselves to be strangers and exiles on earth. Make no mistake, faith makes them strangers. To hear God's promises and embrace them is to be stranger. You are no longer “of the world.” Now, you are different, strange. But Hebrews says these examples of faith also acknowledged it. They confess it. They recognize it and say it.And verse 14 says that people like that, call them Christians, make it clear that they are seeking a homeland. They are not “at home” in this world, and don't expect to be, and don't pretend to be. This age, its patterns, its assumptions are no longer theirs. They are Christians, and by definition, they seek a homeland other than where they were born on earth or where they live for now.In verse 15, Hebrews looks his first audience right in eye, if you can do that in a letter. He puts his finger on the connection between Abraham's story and theirs. Because of social pressure, they are tempted to “go back” to Judaism apart from Jesus. So Hebrews says about these examples of faith, “If they had been thinking of that land from which they had gone out, they would have had opportunity to return.” But they didn't. They didn't reminisce about the past. They didn't dwell on the comforts of their former life before God spoke and they believed. They didn't constantly consider the old or pine for the other.For them the “return” would have been Judaism. For us, what might it be? Normal modern American life?And to them, and to us, Hebrews says, Don't go back. Don't settle for an earthly homeland when God has prepared a better city. In Christ, the best is ahead, not behind. Don't let nostalgia play tricks on you. God has prepared a better place for you — a New Jerusalem, the better city and country that is come, the heavenly one, “that has foundations, whose designer and builder is God” (verse 10). We seek a homeland that is not immaterial, but is not of this age and not of this earth (but “of heaven”). We seek the better city, built and inhabited by God himself, that soon will come “down out of heaven from God, prepared as a bride adorned for her husband” (Revelation 21:2).So, what's it like to live today as strangers and exiles? Simply, our hearts are not at home in this world. God has lit the flame of faith in our souls, and now we no longer want all our world wants and do all it does. We're not at home with its movies, its shows, what it affirms and denies, its values and priorities and proportions, its distractions and investments of attention, its ways of talking, its dreams, its topics, its ways of using technology. We do not think and feel and live like everyone else, or do we? Being strangers and exiles doesn't only mean that we give Christian takes on all the worlds topics and trends while we just swallow its feeds and add our spin. We find different feeds. We order our lives around God's word and his people, rather than the world's authorities and algorithms. We set the patterns and pace of our souls through meditating on Scripture and rhythms of prayer and meeting together in the habits of church life. Or do we?Now, all the answers and subtle ethical challenges are not easy. We overlap as humans: we eat, we sleep, we love, we nurture, we exercise, we work, we rest. But now it's all different, even while some of it's still very similar.If you ask, How do I live as a stranger and exile in this luxurious, twenty-first-century American life? Wisdom requires walking in tensions, not reaching for easy fixes or simplistic compromise or separation. The answers are often not in the absolutes but the proportions, and in the rhythms of our lives, and how we condition our souls.But what Hebrews 11 makes unmistakable is that the Christian faith is not a layer you add to the old life of unbelief, but it is new life, from the inside out — joy enough to obey and own that we are strangers.Not Ashamed to Be Our GodLet's end with the amazing statement in verse 16. So those who are of saving, persevering faith are not those who return to where they came from, but desire a better country, the heavenly one, verse 16: “Therefore God is not ashamed to be called their God, for he has prepared for them a city.” I can't think of anywhere else in Scripture that talks about God being ashamed or not ashamed. What could Hebrews even mean that God would be ashamed? God never does anything shameful. God could never be put to shame. So what is Hebrews communicating by saying that God is not ashamed to be called our God, if we have such faith?What is the opposite of shame? Honor. So, put it like this: for those who desire the heavenly city, God is honored to be their God. Don't you want that? None of us want to bring shame to one we call our God. And in the end we won't, because if we abandon faith, we show that he was not our God. God will not be shamed.But he will be honored. He will be honored by those who take him at his word, and welcome his promises, embrace his Son, and confess themselves to be strangers on the earth — and desire a better country, a better land, a better city than human hands and constitutions can build. Not only is that desire an aspect of faith, but that desire honors God. He is not honored by indifference or apathy to him and promises. He is honored by souls that seek him, embrace him, welcome him, desire him. He says, in effect, I am honored to be their God because they desire me, not their world and its empty promises. They seek a fatherland, a home, with me, not on earth. They see me and my city from afar, and they are not uninterested or unimpressed, but they greet it, welcome it, embrace it, kiss it. They want me, and that honors me. They enjoy me and that glorifies me. No, I am not ashamed to be their God; I am honored by such hearts of faith. And they will not be disappointed — because I have prepared for them that better city that they desire. And a better Table.To the TableWe come here with such faith. We do not come with indifference or apathy or disinterest. We come here seeking satisfaction. We come desiring God and his city. We come embracing his Son, and cherishing his Isaac-like and Isaac-surpassing sacrifice. In faith, we see the crucified and risen Jesus from afar and greet him. We receive his good news as true, and we receive it as good. We come to eat and drink according to faith and satisfy our souls in him.
Ever wondered when it's the right time for a parent to step back from coaching their child's sports team? Mike and Lee dig into this pressing question, examining how family dynamics, team requirements, and the individual experiences of the child factor in. We specifically dissect the controversies around the 12U mark, pondering the pros and cons of continued parental involvement in coaching. We also venture into the realm of autonomy in youth sports. The spotlight here is on the evolving game of hockey, the growing necessity for qualified coaches at all levels, and the intense pressure of travel schedules for younger teams. We underscore the importance of fostering independence in children and allowing them to take charge of their sporting journey. In the latter part of our discussion, we delve into the not-so-pleasant aspects of parent coaching, such as nepotism and favoritism, and how they can impact a child's development. If you enjoyed this episode please feel free to let us know by leaving us a 5 Star review on your preferred podcast network or a comment on social media which you can follow here: linktr.ee/WeLiveHockey For more content from your favorite Hockey Podcasting Line, follow Lee MJ Elias, Christie Casciano Burns, and Michael Bonelli on all social platforms and feel free to email our team at Team@OurKidsPlayHockey.com! OurKidsPlayHockey.com
Welcome to our summer mini series documenting our son's Graham's 12U baseball teams trip to Cooperstown, NY for the end of year tournament. 88 teams from all over the United States and Canada head to Cooperstown today to begin play and have the players and coaches check in to their on-site living barracaks for the week. A 3 day/5 game round robin schedule begins tomorrow with a single elimination bracket tournament starting Friday to crown the champion. This tournament is the culmination of our team's (East Side Elite from Fullers Park in Marietta, GA) little league journey which began when these boys were 5. Tune in to Sports 'N Torts each day this week to follow along! WIll be a great time. Episode one features Dana Stein and our friends Jen and Brian Hampton. We discuss our travel day to Albany, GA, preview our team and this tournament and hear about their highs and lows dealing with an injury their son, Bryce, suffered last Sunday that put his ability to play this tournament in jeopardy. Go East Side Elite!
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June 20, 2023 Eden City Council MeetingAGENDA1. Meeting called to order by: Neville Hall, Mayor 2. Invocation: Pastor Les Herod, Church of God of Prophecy 3. Pledge of Allegiance: Led by Averie Foust, rising second grader at Wentworth Elementary School 4. Recognitions: a. Recognition: Mabe Trucking for 35 years in business b. Recognition: Prowlers 14U girls' softball and 12U boys' baseball teams 5. Roll Call 6. Set Meeting Agenda 7. Public Hearings: a. Consideration to adopt an ordinance annexing the property located at 345 Wilshire Drive. Case A-23-02. Kelly Stultz, Director of Planning and Community Development b. Consideration to adopt an ordinance to close an unopened section of Houchins Street. Case SC-23-01. Kelly Stultz, Director of Planning and Community Development 8. Requests and Petitions of Citizens 9. Unfinished Business: a. Consideration to accept an offer to purchase surplus real property at Byrd Street.Erin Gilley, City Attorney b. Consideration to accept an offer to purchase surplus real property at Dallas Street.Erin Gilley, City Attorney 10. New Business: a. Consideration to adopt the Draper Small Area Plan.Kelly Stultz, Director of Planning and Community Development 11. Reports from Staff: a. City Manager's Report. Jon Mendenhall, City Manager 12. Consent Agenda: a. Approval and adoption of the May 16, 2023 Council meeting minutes. Deanna Hunt, City Clerk b. Approval of a pyrotechnics permit for Independence Day fireworks. Chris White, Fire Chief c. Approval and adoption of Budget Amendment #10. Tammie McMichael, Finance and Personnel Director d. Approval and adoption of Budget Amendment #11. Tammie McMichael, Finance and Personnel Director e. Approval and adoption of Budget Amendment #12. Tammie McMichael, Finance and Personnel Director f. Approval and adoption of (1) the 10-year Capital Improvements Plan; (2) a resolution on the Capital Reserve Fund – General Fund 2023 – and adoption of Budget Amendment 13 to fund the resolution; and (3) a resolution on the Capital Reserve Fund – Water-Sewer Fund 2023 – and adoption of Budget Amendment 14 to fund the resolution. Jon Mendenhall, City Manager g. Approval and adoption of a resolution to accept a loan offer from the Division of Water Infrastructure. Terry Shelton, Special Projects Manager 13. Announcements 14. Adjournment###
12/13/22 Hour 1 0:00 - In the Sports App, AWadd remembers Mike Leach, discusses the NBA changing up their trophy designs and more. 12:15 - Epstein and producer Adam Cheek talk about a viral photo of a 12U football player and the internet's reaction to it. 21:00 - The Washington Times' Matthew Paras joins to break down the Commanders' bye week and what to expect from this Sunday's game against the Giants. 32:30 - CBS6's Lane Casadonte calls in to talk about the weekend in high school football and a couple state championships for teams in the 804.
Our guest today was Stephanie Horst, Northern Lakes Lighting Youth Hockey Association Board Member and 12U head coach.
6:49: Engineering talk – what got Carter started? Also, the different types of musical artists he has worked with. 10:31: Another hard drive moment and Carter finding work/life/side-hustle balance. 13:57: Work to live, don't live to work, and the Seinfeld of podcasts. 16:21: What percentage of what Carter learned in school does he apply in real life? 17:57: Sim Racing. 18:57: Our listeners ACTUALLY listen. 20:16: Carter is upset by no cowbell… so our good buddy Brendan Ross decided to do something about it. The all-new Hangin' With Wang Cowbell. 22:30: The family combo, making the pod excellent, meme references, and a massive shoutout to our new social media partner, Cassidy Cobb. 24:35: Aj gets fired from his social media responsibilities unceremoniously. 26:00: New TikTok moves. 28:18: Borat 2. 31:55: Going to the gym and lifestyle changes. 34:18: It's not (always) about the number. 35:33: Demonizing carbs and fats while embracing starvation in today's diet culture. Also how it's impossible to be healthy without physical exercise. 36:00: The creatures from Planet Fitness and how dangerous it is to lift without proper form. 40:22: Young kids on roids and how nothing you get from the junkie store is FDA certified for consumption (only the lab it was made in). 43:50: Playing weight versus someone's natural weight and how some can't make the switch when they retire (Geoffrey Capes and Ronnie Coleman). 50:12: Aw, Hell Nah Spunch Pop. 51:00: The OG Charlie the Unicorn. 53:22: Aj has a method to his madness, and a new segment of “Ya Know What Grinds My Gears? 55:22: The better you do at work, the more shit is expected of you (Carter). 57:25: When Aj broke Wang's heart in 2020. 1:00.11: The Little League World Series, Neil Diamond, and 12U teams imploding on national television. 1:03.35: The beauty of umping little league and what would possess someone to be an umpire. 1:06.04: Start every conversation with a greeting. 1:09.00: Family meetings suck. 1:12.10: COVID crowd mics, picking up stuff they shouldn't and how Apple intentionally screws people without repercussions. 1:16.37: Old appliances and longevity.
In Episode 19 the Dang Gang talk about random shit in a way that only they can! Everything from Squirters, Howard Stern, Thor, Ethiopia and Chic-fil-a, the guys have a take on it and it's worth the listen! Enjoy!Casey Gaysem Beard or Goater- 1:48Squirters- 2:21Howard Stern Bit- 6:16Thor 4 A Bore- 9:02Ethiopia- 10:55Takeout Beef- 13:45The 4th & Family- 19:12U.S. Open Can Suck A SeaCock- 22:24Favre Comment- 24:55Discrimination in NFL- 28:19Chic-Fil-A Tweet- 40:54Rookie Hazing Dinners- 42:404th of July Shooting- 44:21Ugly Sprinter- 50:03Von Miller Taste Test- 51:51Current Movies- 59:44Eddie's Bets- 1:04:20What Does Drew Hate Now?- 1:08:59I Gotta Mute- 1:14:47Ghosts- 1:15:30Music By: Pleasure Pete Song: Level 87
Le nanosatellite de Maurice se désintègre depuis mardi dans l'atmosphère. Les signaux du Mir-Sat1 sont coupés neuf mois après sa mise en orbite. C'était prévu, car les nanosatellites ont une durée de vie limitée. L'aventure a été passionnante, non seulement pour des chercheurs et des ingénieurs mauriciens, mais aussi pour des radioamateurs et des élèves du cycle secondaire. De notre correspondant à Port-Louis, Sur le toit du collège d'État Forest Side Girls, aujourd'hui Forest Side Academy, des élèves redécouvrent l'antenne installée pour capter les signaux du MIR-SAT1. Pour suivre le passage du nanosatellite dans la région à 410 mètres d'altitude, tout se passe ici en premier lieu. Cette partie de l'écosystème satellitaire n'a plus de secret pour Chelsea Lee Kwee Hin. « L'antenne est constituée de trois parties. Il y a l'UHF et le VHF, ultra haute fréquence et très haute fréquence, l'ultra haute fréquence détecte le MIR-SAT1. Et la troisième partie de l'antenne, c'est le boîtier qui est connecté à un ordinateur. » Le matériel utilisé pour capter les données est rudimentaire, explique leur professeur, Vickram Mungul : « On a décidé de le faire en plastique et des tubes en aluminium pour réduire le coût, afin que ce soit à la portée de tout le monde d'en fabriquer une à la maison. » Au sol, dans la classe, d'autres équipements sont nécessaires : deux ordinateurs avec des logiciels propres ainsi qu'un autre boîtier équipé de modules électroniques. Les élèves se sont amusées non seulement à capter le passage du MIR-SAT1, mais aussi d'autres signaux comme ceux du satellite de l'Agence américaine d'observation océanique et atmosphérique qui émet des signaux spécifiques. La réception des données émises et les photos prises par MIR-SAT1, elle, se passe dans la station au sol, à Ébène. Le lieu est équipé de cinq écrans et d'une cabine où est exposée une réplique du MIR-SAT1. Quand nous rencontrons mercredi 20 avril l'ingénieur aérospatial Zyaad Soreefan, en charge de la station, il éprouve un pincement au cœur. Car le nanosatellite n'émet plus de signaux depuis 24 heures. Il a quitté son orbite pour entrer dans l'atmosphère terrestre et se décompose. Tout cela était prévu, car la durée de vie d'un nanosatellite est limitée. ► À écouter aussi : Espace: le nanosatellite de Maurice est en orbite Est-ce alors la fin de l'aventure ? « Pas du tout, répond Zyaad Soreefan. Nous avons une station au sol. Nous sommes en train de travailler avec des pays amis pour capter les données des autres satellites ». « Il y a un vide dans cette partie de l'océan Indien, poursuit l'ingénieur aérospatial, les opérateurs de satellite ne peuvent pas capter des données dans cette partie. À travers notre station au sol, ils peuvent recevoir des données pour leurs satellites. » Avec ce programme, Maurice a pu acquérir une partie de compétences dans le club des opérateurs de satellites. Le Dr Kaviraj Sukon, président de l'Institut de recherche de Maurice (Mauritius Research and Innovation Council) qui a piloté le projet, s'intéresse au parcours du centre spatial Mohammed Bin Rashid de Dubaï. « Nous y étions pour mieux comprendre comment ils ont pu acquérir cette technologie au point qu'ils sont en train de construire leur propre satellite. Ils ont commencé comme l'île Maurice avec le nanosatellite. Ils sont passés par d'autres étapes, avant d'arriver à des satellites plus grands comme le 12U que nous sommes en train de faire nous. » Avec un tel satellite dit 12U, Maurice espère pouvoir améliorer ses prévisions météorologiques et la surveillance de la zone maritime.
Bio 19th year at Parkview HS (GA) 18th as HC Former HC at Elbert County HS and AC Northwest Whitfield HS 2018 HOF class of the GA Dugout Club GA Dugouts Club Ethics Award winner in 2021 In his tenure at Parkview the Panthers have:3 national championships (2012, 2015, and 2018) 6 GA state championships 12 regional championships 14 guys drafted since he has been at Parkview Over 200 players in college since he has been HC at Parkview Notes Travel program starts at 8 and ends at 14 12 weeks with each team - 6 offense and 6 defense to train coaches and players August - july 1 Dad coach with paid assistant that goes to practice with them 11U and 12U paid HC and AC Mostly parkview kids Helps train the parents Learning the terminology Develop arm strength Educating and taking care of your arm Defensive series taught to all ages 10-13u practice at least 1 practice together Blend a family atmosphere because they will eventually be on the same team working to win a state championship Parent meeting with the tradition, expectation, ladder system (freshman taking spot of sophomore and building their expectations). Head coaches only meeting to set expectations All coaches meeting to set expectations Baseball class that gets all baseball guys 1:30-3:30 everydayWeightroom, speed and agility, leadership class Be a great person, great student, great teammate, and the player will take care of itself Leadership classEvery wednesday and go into meeting room Hour-hour half 2022 seniors is first class to get class all 4 years Book study Discussion from each class member, break up into different classes Seniors took ownership of what they want out of the class/team During season do NG3 - mentor program (no coaches) Every 2 weeks we meet with each class and air out and see what is going on Player of the day and get them to talk in front of people (1 or 2 depending on schedule)If you get POD you have to speak about someone who made an impact in their life or a situation that made an impact on them Everyday first hour and 45 minutes practiced together (pre practice bunt and mechanic work, stretch and warm up, and defensive skills) Trust the process, look at the bigger picture (perspective) Consistency from all the levels to hear the same message We take what is there and work with it You might think it is the best idea in the world but you have to tweek it to put it in your system Infield throw around - each position has a bucket and make every throw during a game (charted) White series - game like throws (on the clock) with catcher, infielder, and pitchers Practices so fast that the game is slower Everything we do we are trying to compete in a in game situation 21 outs everyday Intersquad to make them compete under pressure Let your guys coach! You are going to have good practices and bad practices, learn from them and see what the coaches had to do with it The player part should be easy Don't get lost in this game, don't let the scoreboard run you! Teach the game in life chan.brown@gcpsk12.org
Here's what we go over in this episode: “...hitting approach, something we've really used this fall to help assess our hitters and swing decisions” What would you suggest, to say a little league coach, if you were to pick one of those [Blast, Hitting Approach, Quality At-bats,etc], what would you say would be the best for 12U? “...you manually put in where the pitch crossed the strike zone, and it's almost like having a spray chart, but just digitally and the cool aspect of it, from what I've gathered, what I've seen, is that it creates a heat map.” You mentioned competitions in the outfield. Take me through that. What does that look like? The four-seam spin, just by putting a thin piece of athletic tape on the four-seam, in the middle. Talk a little bit about that... One of the other drills that you mentioned you didn't go into it too deep, but I'd like you to here, from Sammy's podcast, was a bucket drill. I think it had to do with the fly balls at the peak... What do you see as being the top two things when it comes to organizational practice at the high school level that maybe is missing? Where we can find you, give us a talk about your book Rounding Third and where people can buy it?
BMBB store - https://stores.bjscustomcreations.com/better-men_better-ballplayers/shop/home Bio USA baseball women's national team head coach since 20192019 team of the year and coach of the year Been a part of the 12U baseball ID series, task force, and trials staff. Served as an assistant coach for one year prior to her time at the helm first woman to be named the USA Baseball Rod Dedeaux Coach of the Year Played 2008-2015 as a catcher on the US National team Team USA finished its tournament with a perfect 7-0 record and the program's first gold medal since the Toronto 2015 Pan American Games and was voted USA baseball team of the year that year 2019-2020 served as a coach with the Oakland Athletics at Minor League Baseball Spring Training 2021 Oakland A's roving catching instructor for minor league baseball Notes MLB breakthrough series - all girl event for high school girls The Trailblazer series for 12-14 year olds USA baseball develops USA baseball website for future events Veronica's events on Instagram The softball and baseball swing should be more similar than they are Prepare for the highest level by tearing things down before we build them up. Attack your weaknesses and think more long term One knee down (OKD) has gotten out of control, If you don't know why you are doing something then it can go by the wayside Capitalize on adjustability Receiving is about our feet, hips and have adjustability based on pitch location Adjustability when a pitcher misses so you don't move too much Change to a knee when pitcher is missing up Pitcher throws down constantly and you need to receive low pitches more Be able to be balanced and have it all in your versatile. Keep strikes, strikes, make balls, strikes Blocking balls, making plays helps the pitchers mental capacity Catchers need to keep the mentality of the pitcher strong If pitcher is working fast, you need to keep them working fast Pitcher is working slow, slow them up - calling time, calling outs, talking to umpire, giving the pitchers extra seconds to think and take deep breaths bench/role players know their roles to keep the energy up and keep everyone engaged Catchers can call their own game and have that experience Target practice for throwing Blocking competition Receiving - thumb under technique Use 3 joints to help with framing - shoulder, elbow and wrist Less movement the better, lets make this look as sneaky as possible. Strike zone awareness - knowing where it is and how much I need to move my glove to get a strike Use markers on my body to know the zone (top of the catcher knee is the knee on hitter) Receiving starts in the middle of the strike zone, use your joints, and then catch the angle as it tries to go away from the strike zone Pre pitch movement - glove down to the ground to then come up and receive it (flex to firm); start with a neutral elbow Sneaky receivers done with good timing Tracking the ball is also pre pitch movement Exaggerate movements with youth level How can I explain the same things a million different ways I want them to have success All about the team, if it does not help the team, we are not doing it! Staying in touch with the players and have a personal relationship with each person Everyone is a leader in some way on the team Instagram @veronicaoalvarez BMBB store - https://stores.bjscustomcreations.com/better-men_better-ballplayers/shop/home
In today's show we discuss a moving story and the important lessons we can learn from children in sport today. Our guests for the episode include Dr. Lisa Hrehor and her son, Jonah EricksonHrehor. Dr. Hrehor is a Mom of 3 and the Director for Health and Wellness Studies in the Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences at Binghamton University. She teaches courses in Sports Psychology, Stress Management, Healthy College Living, and Women's Self-Defense. When she is not busy traveling with her kids' sports or working backstage at her daughter's theatre productions, she enjoys traveling in her motorhome around the US, riding her e-bike, and working around her homestead in Central NY. Dr. Hrehor's amazing son is Jonah who is an avid hockey player and fan. Our third guest is Mr. James Henry. Jim is a father of 3 and has been involved in youth and college hockey as a coach and administrator for over 25 years. Jim's "day job" is leading a group of Financial Advisors in WNY. He is currently the head coach of his son's 12U hockey team and has coached every age group from running an initiation program for kids under the age of 6 to being the head coach of a Women's college team. Jim, his wife Becky, and family live in Pendleton, NY.
Congratulations to the 2021 La Vernia Little League Boys Major International All-Star Team on winning the Texas District 31 West Zone Tournament! This is the first time in the La Vernia league's history that the 12U age group has advanced this far in postseason play. The team, comprising 11- and 12-year-old players, includes (front, l-r) Branson Moy, Coy McDonald, Ross Scull, Justin Lamb, Winston Okruhlik, (back) Evan Fodge, Cody Sutton, JacobJeremy Vargus, Jacob Hollingsworth, Cooper Null, Hazen Escamilla, and Kory Gates, coached by Darrell Cox, Derek Gonzales, Mike Lamb, and Junior Coach Aiden Gonzales. They met some great opponents and...Article Link
The Hawley Nuggets are headed for the state tournament with more than just softball on their minds. The Hawley softball team is back in the Minnesota state softball tournament for the first time in seven years, and the accomplishment isn't lost on the team. Full story: https://www.inforum.com/sports/softball/7072044-Hawley-softball-grinding-in-honor-of-former-12U-coach
Today’s guest is Addison Hebert. She is 12-years old and in 6th grade. Last month, I noticed Addison at the first game of our 12U baseball season. I noticed her because she’s the only girl in the league! And at that first game where I saw her, she was pitching and she was striking everyone out. I talked to her coach’s wife and gave her my card and asked her to pass my info on to Addison’s parents. A few days ago, Addison and her mom sat down with me to talk about why Addison opted for baseball instead of softball this season. Addison has some wisdom that it takes other years to figure out. She goes after her dreams and makes them happen, ignoring the naysayers. I really enjoyed getting to know Addison and I think you will, too. This episode is sponsored by Ucan. I love all the Ucan products, but today I’m going to talk about Hydrate because it’s starting to warm up outside—at least here in Texas – and every year when it gets warm, I’m brutally reminded of how important it is that I take in more fluids when I run. It can get gross running in the heat. Ucan’s Hydrate is the perfect product to take in on warmer days to keep from dehydrating or bonking. It also tastes good and goes down easy. I have a coupon code in my show notes – InASkirt2020 – and a link to Ucan’s site. Check it out. Ok, here’s Addison. Show Notes: Donate to Team Our Lady of the Angels 2021 UCAN (use code INASKIRT2020 for 15% off your order) Follow In A Skirt: In A Skirt Website In A Skirt on Facebook In A Skirt on Instagram In A Skirt on Twitter
On The Lineup this week, TravelBall Select President Rick Goff and Athletx Sports Group's Anthony Grassi chat about a 12U team bus, the perseverance of Sean Kazmar Jr., the importance of Jackie Robinson Day and the experimental rules in the Atlantic League for the second half of 2021. Be sure to tune to the live version of the show Mondays at 7pm EST on Facebook Live. We'd love to know your thoughts or questions about the conversation! You can text us at 915-228-2785 or email the show at thelineup@athletx.com.
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
Craig and Lucas discuss the two teams (12U and 14U) that we are putting together. These teams will train at our facility, play games, and more.
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
This episode we interviewed Lale Esquivel, coach of the Texas Canes Elite. His 12u team went 101-0 for their 2020 season. They also:Won 5 USSSA Super NITs, including 2 at 13u AAA levelWon the 2020 12u USSSA Wilson DeMarini Elite World SeriesWon the 2020 12u Perfect Game National World SeriesRanked #1 Team in Nation by USSSA and TravelBall Select (and probably everyone else)Here are a few questions we asked Lale. How did they manage not to lose a single game? No injuries, no off days? 2. How many players and pitchers on the 2020 team? Typical speed they pitch at? Any protocol for pitching ? (# of pitches per game/day/week) 3. Where do your players come from? What is the farthest a kid traveled for your 2020 team? 4. What would a player have to do to catch your interest? What are you looking for (how hard would he have to throw, batting average, social media account… )? 5. What is turnover like from year to year? Do kids continue at this pace or get burned out? 6. Talk about player size/early maturity as a factor? (PG roster: kids 5'5" - 6'1" as of July for 12u) 7. What does their season look like? How much travel is involved?Do they play year round? What does their practice schedule look like? 8. At what age do recruiters start looking at kids? (If/when applicable) For kids that are offered a D1 scholarship at 12 yo, do any of them go to those schools? 9. I imagine the kids must have fabulous mental toughness to be able to continuously perform and succeed under pressure... how do they get that toughness? Does that just come from constantly playing in high pressure situations, or do you as a team or players individually do any mental toughness training or anything?On Deck: Things we love and hate about travel baseballmomsandbaseball.weebly.com/podcastRESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE:TravelBall Select Rankings: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=670275787206169USSSA 12u Texas Canes Elite 2020: http://www.usssa.com/baseball/teamHome/?teamID=2788179Perfect Game 12u Texas Canes Elite 2020: https://www.perfectgame.org/PGBA/Team/default.aspx?orgid=26168&orgteamid=68891&team=144009&Year=2020Youth baseball gone wild: 'You're selling your son's soul for a six-dollar trophy': https://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/fort-worth/article159060549.htmlKobe Bryant interview (23 min 30 sec to 26 min 15 sec): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5-vgyEbtPU&t=1606s Mambe Waterproof Blankets Use the discount code "MOMSANDBASEBALL" to get 10% off any MAMBE products
Join us live Saturday night for some “Saturday Night SCYFA Football” as The Fort Dorchester Patriots whost The Low Country Golden Knights in a 12U match up under the lights.
In this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez talks with USA Today's Josh Peter about the story he co-wrote and broke about Texas Tech investigation that occurred with the softball program which had Head Coach Adrian Gregory step down as Head Coach on Tuesday night. What is going on at Lubbock, and what is next? In the episode, Eric talks with Megan Wiggins about her experience with Athletes Unlimited and comparing playing at Athletes Unlimited to playing in the NPF and Japan. Wiggins also discusses her career, Georgia, Reaching the Women's College World Series to playing professionally for ten seasons, coaching a 12U travel ball team to a championship, and more. Also, Victor Anderson recaps the past weekend in Athletes Unlimited highlighted by 16 Strikeout performance from Cat Osterman and looking ahead to the final weekend of competition.
In this edition of In The Circle, Eric Lopez talks with USA Today's Josh Peter about the story he co-wrote and broke about Texas Tech investigation that occurred with the softball program which had Head Coach Adrian Gregory step down as Head Coach on Tuesday night. What is going on at Lubbock, and what is next? In the episode, Eric talks with Megan Wiggins about her experience with Athletes Unlimited and comparing playing at Athletes Unlimited to playing in the NPF and Japan. Wiggins also discusses her career, Georgia, Reaching the Women's College World Series to playing professionally for ten seasons, coaching a 12U travel ball team to a championship, and more. Also, Victor Anderson recaps the past weekend in Athletes Unlimited highlighted by 16 Strikeout performance from Cat Osterman and looking ahead to the final weekend of competition.
Chance and Coach Marsh sit down to discuss the breaking news from the UIL that Fall Sports will be played as scheduled for the Ladycats and Bearcats. Cross country, football, and volleyball will all be allowed to proceed regularly. High school baseball players are volunteering with a 12U tournament baseball team here in town.
University of Kansas Doctoral candidate (Physics and Astronomy) Florian Gautier is on the Cold Star Project to discuss several of the research projects he's been involved in. With host Jason Kanigan, Florian describes his aerospace engineering and astrophysics education journey from Europe to North America and opportunities to work on: Student CubeSat project at ISAE-SUPAERO to develop 12U cubesats for missions like ATISE Land3U project, simulation of CubeSat landing on asteroids, sponsored by ESA Drop Your Thesis! 2018 programme (the drop tower used is fascinating) AGILE, development of a new compact particle detectors suitable to be flown on a CubeSat. I also ask Florian, who has two Masters degrees (Astronautics & Space Engineering and Astrophysics, Space Science & Planetary Science), about his future goals and where he thinks space work will take him. Land3U Project website: https://www.esa.int/Education/Drop_Your_Thesis/Students_simulate_a_satellite_landing_on_asteroids_in_ZARM_s_Drop_Tower Space UP France website: https://www.spaceup.fr/ The Last Jeudi website: meetup between space fans every last Thursday of each month: https://www.spaceup.fr/the-last-jeudi/ Sign up for email notifications of new episodes: https://www.coldstartech.com/msb Talk to Cold Star: https://www.coldstartech.com/bookcall
Jenna is joined by Brittany Cervantes – Mexico Softball player, future Tokyo Olympian, NPF Cowles Cup champion, and All-SEC player (and current staff member) at the University of Kentucky! The pair talk about their 12U travel ball days together, the underdog mentality, her huge year with Team Mexico and USSSA Pride, being Coach Lawson’s first … Continued
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.
“A movement has to move.” – Gloria Feldt Gloria distinctly remembers when Diahann Carroll broke through a major television barrier by starring in the hit sitcom, Julia. Diahann was a black actress starring in a hit television show during the height of the Civil Rights Movement in 1968, a task that required courage, tenacity, and aplomb. In the midst of cultural unrest, Carroll was the first African-American woman to have the starring role in her own television show. Gloria argues that this was as momentous a step forward for racial equality as Rosa Parks’ refusal to go to the back of the bus, because media images are so powerful in creating social change and challenging the status quo. In this episode, Gloria lists and breaks down the five powerful lessons for change-makers from Diahann Carroll’s life. These include being intentional about your steps forward, using controversy and compromise strategically, and never underestimating your impact, among others. Finally, Gloria speaks to her own involvement with the Civil Rights Movement, her hunger for social change, and the inspiration to continue advocating for righteous cases like women’s rights.This podcast is brought to you by Michael Stars clothing company where you can get thecomfiest, softest t-shirts and stylish casual wear. Every changemaker will want to shop there because CEO Suzanne Lerner leads the company’s philanthropy and her own to support social justice causes like the Ms Foundation, A Call to Men, and of course Take The Lead!Visit https://www.michaelstars.com/ - get 15% off and become a VIP by signing up for theirtheir irresistible clothingSign up here for the Take The Lead newsletter: https://www.taketheleadwomen.com/email-signupLearn more about Take The Lead’s Leadership Tools here: https://www.taketheleadwomen.com/leadership-toolsOther Resources and Linkshttps://www.ziprecruiter.com/blog/ask-for-the-salary-you-deserve/https://www.payscale.com/https://www.81cents.com/https://www.taketheleadwomen.com/leadership-toolsAmerican Psychologist study finds that people now see women as ambitious as menhttps://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/releases/amp-amp0000494.pdfDiahann Carroll on IMDB:https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0140792/Civil Rights Movement https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/civil-rights-movement#section_12U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark Brown v Board of Education decision https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/brown-v-board-of-education-of-topekaProfile of Michael Stars CEO Suzanne Lerner in Philanthropy Womenhttps://philanthropywomen.org/gender-lens-grantmaking/feminism-is-for-everybody-spotlight-on-suzanne-lerner/?fbclid=IwAR15Wqbe2k60D44PyxoZKIklmQ2e_0NRPDgqNBXYXdHUVsiTNmjsRYge870Diahann Carroll obituary in the New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/04/arts/television/diahann-carroll-dead.html?smid=nytcore-ios-shareWashington Post article “Without Diahann Carroll, we wouldn’t have Olivia Pope” https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2019/10/04/without-diahann-carroll-we-wouldnt-have-olivia-pope/Books Mentioned:No Excuses: 9 Ways Women Can Change How We Think About PowerGloria Feldt’s Website – https://gloriafeldt.com/Gloria Feldt’s Twitter – https://twitter.com/GloriaFeldtGloria Feldt’s Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/gloriafeldt/Take The Lead Website – https://www.taketheleadwomen.com/Take the Lead Twitter – https://twitter.com/takeleadwomenTake the Lead Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/TakeTheLeadWomen/Take the Lead LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/company/take-the-lead-women/Take The Lead Instagram – http://www.instagram.com/takeleadwomen
Bold Sports Episode 100 Robert Parish 9 time Allstar and 4 time Champion w/Celts. Steelers Johnny Clement 1946-48, Pirates, Joe Page, Junior Ortiz, Rick White, PCBS Golf Outing. Riverhounds- the Hounds had a 1-nil win this past Saturday over Saint Louis FC. the hounds last regular season match is this Saturday at Birmingham Legion. The Hounds are currently in First Place in the East . Business isn’t finished, the Hounds need a win or a draw to finish in first or have some help with a loss. PGA Tour is on the Asian Swing currently. They are in Korea, China, and Japan. Then heading back to North America to Bermuda and Mexico. There will be some big names in these tournaments, just have3 to check the field in each one. Tiger and Phill to play is select tournaments to avoid a big hole in Fedex points. MLB- The Astros are up 2-1 on the Yankees, and Nationals and Cards series is over with a 4 game sweep of the red birds. The Astros Pitching and Offense for the matter are just deep. As for the Nationals, I didn’t expect this at all. They got hot the right time. Angels Face possibly sanctions of 2 million if team was told bout Tyler Skaggs drug use and didn’t report it. WPIAL Football- Pull stats and Rankings. This Friday at Dormont Stadium Quippa come in to take on the golden eagles. KO 5-3 overall and 2-3 in Conference. Penguins- 4-2 with 3 straight wins and 3 home games this week in 4 days. With the Avalanche, Stars, and Vegas . The Pens are dealing with a slew of injuries Malkin 4-6 weeks, Alex Galchenyuk no time table, Bryan Rust practiced on his own with skills coach, Nick Bjugstad Skated on his own in a track suit, Jared McCann is listed Day To Day with a undisclosed injury. But, how about Sam Lafferty, 8 days ago he was in the AHL Wilksberri Scranton, and now has 5 points in 4 games and early lead in Rookie Scoring. Crosby’s Girls- Crosby has had his organization “Crosby’s Little Penguins” Helping kids 12U with Equitment, Ice Time, and full instruction on how to play the game. Johnstown Warriors first all Girls team formed from his program made it to the Ducks game to see their hero play. NCAA- Pitt- Had that wild game with Duke, cam away with the win and the buy week. Panthers head north to take on the Orangemen of Syracuse this Friday. Pitt 4-2 and Orangemen 3-3 Panthers 2.5 point favorite. PSU- last week the Nittany Lions beat the Hawkeyes of Iowa 17-12. Iowa always plays thought and seems like a lot of the Big10 teams had some issues with them. This week PSU has Michigan coming into Happy Valley PSU 7.5 point Favorite WVU- is coming off back to back losses to Texas, and Iowa St. the Eers played tough with Texas, but the long horns held them off in the 4th. This week WVU heads to Oklahoma to take on Jaylen Hurts Heisman Hopeful. ND- The Irish had a tough game in South Bend with USC, USC always fits up a tough game no matter how good or bad of a year they’re having.. Ian Book Spread the ball around and the D came up big in certain parts of the game.. the Irish are Idol with their second Buy week and head to the Big House next week to take on Michigan. NFL- Jags trade Jaylen Ramsey to rams for First round pics in 20/21 and 4th in 21 and Rams trade Marcus Peters to Ravens for LB Kenny Young and 5th rd pick in 20. 17-21 the Rams haven’t and won’t have a first RD pick. Officiating mistakes, costing teams games like the Monday Night game of most recent Steelers- Put together a full game in LA on Sunday NIght Football. 24-17. Duck Hodges 15/20 132 yds 1 TD 1 Int. Conner with a TD on the ground, but Benny Snell 17 car for 75 yds. Conner also had 7 rec 78 yds, and a TD. It was not a blistering day for receivers at all with the core having 2 or less catches each. The Defense was the one that came up huge with a TD, two int, and. Fumble recovery. The Chargers O Couldn’t get anything going till the 4th and Hunter Henry fresh off the game time decision with 30 FF points, two TD, 8 rec, 100 yds to the rescue, But fell short when the Steelers D held them back.. I was Scared for a bit though. Tuitt is out fr the season with a torn Pectoral Muscle. TJ watt had some bumps and bruises Conner went out in the 4 with tightness in legs Rivers Dang Nabbit up set with Jaylen Samuels and left the field early .
Bold Sports Episode 100 Robert Parish 9 time Allstar and 4 time Champion w/Celts. Steelers Johnny Clement 1946-48, Pirates, Joe Page, Junior Ortiz, Rick White, PCBS Golf Outing. Riverhounds- the Hounds had a 1-nil win this past Saturday over Saint Louis FC. the hounds last regular season match is this Saturday at Birmingham Legion. The Hounds are currently in First Place in the East . Business isn’t finished, the Hounds need a win or a draw to finish in first or have some help with a loss. PGA Tour is on the Asian Swing currently. They are in Korea, China, and Japan. Then heading back to North America to Bermuda and Mexico. There will be some big names in these tournaments, just have3 to check the field in each one. Tiger and Phill to play is select tournaments to avoid a big hole in Fedex points. MLB- The Astros are up 2-1 on the Yankees, and Nationals and Cards series is over with a 4 game sweep of the red birds. The Astros Pitching and Offense for the matter are just deep. As for the Nationals, I didn’t expect this at all. They got hot the right time. Angels Face possibly sanctions of 2 million if team was told bout Tyler Skaggs drug use and didn’t report it. WPIAL Football- Pull stats and Rankings. This Friday at Dormont Stadium Quippa come in to take on the golden eagles. KO 5-3 overall and 2-3 in Conference. Penguins- 4-2 with 3 straight wins and 3 home games this week in 4 days. With the Avalanche, Stars, and Vegas . The Pens are dealing with a slew of injuries Malkin 4-6 weeks, Alex Galchenyuk no time table, Bryan Rust practiced on his own with skills coach, Nick Bjugstad Skated on his own in a track suit, Jared McCann is listed Day To Day with a undisclosed injury. But, how about Sam Lafferty, 8 days ago he was in the AHL Wilksberri Scranton, and now has 5 points in 4 games and early lead in Rookie Scoring. Crosby’s Girls- Crosby has had his organization “Crosby’s Little Penguins” Helping kids 12U with Equitment, Ice Time, and full instruction on how to play the game. Johnstown Warriors first all Girls team formed from his program made it to the Ducks game to see their hero play. NCAA- Pitt- Had that wild game with Duke, cam away with the win and the buy week. Panthers head north to take on the Orangemen of Syracuse this Friday. Pitt 4-2 and Orangemen 3-3 Panthers 2.5 point favorite. PSU- last week the Nittany Lions beat the Hawkeyes of Iowa 17-12. Iowa always plays thought and seems like a lot of the Big10 teams had some issues with them. This week PSU has Michigan coming into Happy Valley PSU 7.5 point Favorite WVU- is coming off back to back losses to Texas, and Iowa St. the Eers played tough with Texas, but the long horns held them off in the 4th. This week WVU heads to Oklahoma to take on Jaylen Hurts Heisman Hopeful. ND- The Irish had a tough game in South Bend with USC, USC always fits up a tough game no matter how good or bad of a year they’re having.. Ian Book Spread the ball around and the D came up big in certain parts of the game.. the Irish are Idol with their second Buy week and head to the Big House next week to take on Michigan. NFL- Jags trade Jaylen Ramsey to rams for First round pics in 20/21 and 4th in 21 and Rams trade Marcus Peters to Ravens for LB Kenny Young and 5th rd pick in 20. 17-21 the Rams haven’t and won’t have a first RD pick. Officiating mistakes, costing teams games like the Monday Night game of most recent Steelers- Put together a full game in LA on Sunday NIght Football. 24-17. Duck Hodges 15/20 132 yds 1 TD 1 Int. Conner with a TD on the ground, but Benny Snell 17 car for 75 yds. Conner also had 7 rec 78 yds, and a TD. It was not a blistering day for receivers at all with the core having 2 or less catches each. The Defense was the one that came up huge with a TD, two int, and. Fumble recovery. The Chargers O Couldn’t get anything going till the 4th and Hunter Henry fresh off the game time decision with 30 FF points, two TD, 8 rec, 100 yds to the rescue, But fell short when the Steelers D held them back.. I was Scared for a bit though. Tuitt is out fr the season with a torn Pectoral Muscle. TJ watt had some bumps and bruises Conner went out in the 4 with tightness in legs Rivers Dang Nabbit up set with Jaylen Samuels and left the field early .
In this episode, Frank & Thierry welcome McMaster University men's Assistant Coach and Youth National Team Assistant Coach Ian Eibbitt to discuss culture and Team Ontario values. (0:40) - Why will coach Eibbitt be on the podcast for two episodes? (1:40) - What are some of Ian's takeaways from the International Coaching Symposium after two days? (2:46) - What were Ian's playing days like as an athlete? (5:00) - How did Ian's professional career impact his ability to interact with individuals within a group? (6:20) - What are some life altering moments that Ian witnessed over his 30 year career? (8:16) - When did coach Eibbitt begin his coaching career? (10:59) - How did the Madawaska Camp gig originally start? (14:08) - What is the culture like at Madawaska? (15:35) - Why is culture so important for coach Eibbitt? (16:50) - How do you set up team culture and facilitate it with your athletes? (21:55) - Why is creating and maintaining a team culture so difficult? (25:28) - How do you identify core values and key observable behaviours to establish culture? (32:33) - What could 12U vs 18U coaches do with team culture and how should they establish it? (35:10) - What are other big hurdles in regards to team culture and what can be done to overcome them? (37:30) - How can more buy in be created in a club or school setting where team selection is often not as selective? (46:51) - How did the Team Ontario values opportunity come to be? (51:52) - What are Team Ontario core values? (58:10) - Are there any resources that coach Eibbitt recommends for coaches in regards to culture? Gary Curneen (Twitter & Instagram @garycurneen)
Lopez's 12U won its tournament and is pumped about it. But that wasn't the big news coming out of the Bay Area. he and Nick hit on the controversy between Madison Bumgarner and Max Muncy. You may be surprised by who they sided with. Nick RIPS into Clint Frazier, while Lopez gives the young Yankee a tutorial on how to handle the media accordingly. Before getting into the MLB standings, Nick and Lopez discuss Dallas Keuchel and Craig Kimbrel FINALLY signing. And despite no one — literally, NO ONE — asking for a reminder of why Kimbrel is the best reliever in baseball, Nick provided one. Twitter: @SeamsLegitPod / @lopey316 / @Nick_Friar Insta: @@SeamsLegitPod / @mlopey316 Facebook: Seams Legit Podcast
This week on Stepping Up to the Plate, Dan sits down with Dennys Rodriguez-Rivera. Dennys plays on both our 12U and 13U Berkshire Baseball Teams and has been a great help to the BIG Vision Sports Complex. He has gone beyond his required community service hours for the Work Hard, Play Hard Program and has become friends with the maintenance crew. He talks about his love of the game and where it started. He admits his 1st apprehensions to the idea of female coaches, but soon learns he has a lot to learn from them. Dennys is a perfect example that our program continues to teach life lessons over just the fundamentals of the game.
This week on Stepping Up to the Plate, Dan sits down with Dennys Rodriguez-Rivera. Dennys plays on both our 12U and 13U Berkshire Baseball Teams and has been a great help to the BIG Vision Sports Complex. He has gone beyond his required community service hours for the Work Hard, Play Hard Program and has become friends with the maintenance crew. He talks about his love of the game and where it started. He admits his 1st apprehensions to the idea of female coaches, but soon learns he has a lot to learn from them. Dennys is a perfect example that our program continues to teach life lessons over just the fundamentals of the game.
NSR Sports Radio provides a new and fresh, interactive online radio experience to the listeners. Join your host Coach P as we tackle the trending topics in football from youth to the pros. Special guest appearing Via the Life by Wisdom Hotline include: Larry Coffey HC, Homestead HS, Florida Marcus Hammond- Next level (sports marketing) Rankings: Anthony Jordan – Portland Generals 14U Coach Jarvis Thomas - #1 ranked Maryland Seahawks Nick Stocksdale - #5 ranked OV Elite (OH) 14u team David Grubbs – head coach of the #4 ranked 12U yellow jackets Sports Mom on the Go Segment NSR Sports Radio is proud to announce the newest member of our media team, Shoshana Harvey of www.sportsmomonthego.com. The Sports mom on the go segment of our show will feature trending topics in youth sports from the perspective of the Sports Mom, and let's face it; the sports mom is the real back bone of the sport!!! NSR Baller Sport Light!!!!! Each Week NSR Sports Radio will highlight a youth or High School baller that is making national noise. This week we have: Xavier Coleman- youth Pennsauken Panthers Dustin DESHER QB, Coach David “the Duck" Riley, Speaker coordinator for the Glazier Clinic and founder of the unsigned senior showcase is here to answer your sports related questions in our “Ask the Duck” Segment. Former NFL Quarterback Akili Smith rounds out the crew. Akili brings his “Real Talk” segment to the listeners from the perspective of guy that has played at every level. For more information visit www.nsrfootball.com
The Winning Youth Coaching Podcast: Youth Sports | Coaching | Parenting | Family Resources
What does it take to be a winning youth coach? Listen in as Mark Linden shares stories and discusses his journey to becoming a successful youth sports coach. Mark Linden, Director of Baseball Positive, spent eight seasons coaching at the college level. Experience includes assisting at two programs with multiple College World Series appearances, Wichita State and The University of South Carolina. Later served as a head coach for five years: two at NCAA D-I Centenary College (La), and three at Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon, WA. Drafted three times (Cubs twice, Royals once), played minor league ball in the Cubs organization in 1989 and 1990. Moved on to another stint at the pro level as radio color commentator in 2007 for the Oakland A's minor league affiliate in Vancouver, BC. A lifetime of baseball experience, including the past seven years working exclusively at the 12U level with kids and their coaches, has led to the development of a comprehensive training and development program that is age appropriate and proven effective for kids. Website/blog: baseballpositive.com Facebook: /Baseball-positive Listen Now: Listen in ITunes: Itunes link Listen in Stitcher: Stitcher link Quote 'Kids don't sign up to practice baseball, they sign up to play baseball.' My Cringe & ‘Ah-Ha' Moments Mark tried to emulate the style of the head coach he first worked for - This was a mistake for several reasons - he didn't have the 30 years of experience and credibility. And he had a very different personality, so it didn't work trying to be somebody else. Mark admits his temper and style carried over off the field - and it cost him his first marriage Practice Planning HUGE IDEA #1 Every minute counts! Plan your practices minute-by-minute. Start with a baseline template and plug different activities in. Kids enjoy having a routine. Mark starts his practices with a skill-building-warmup. Small stations with very basic drills that involve a lot of movement. Nothing that requires hard throwing b/c they haven't warmed up yet. This works as a great transition for the kids coming from school/home to get into practice mode, and gets them focused. Then they do team time/group time- fly balls, throwing, catching, etc. Break into several groups to keep kids moving. 3rd - Batting practice drill - 4 different groups so they aren't just standing around. 4th - Scrimmage/play - 'Kids don't sign up to practice baseball, they sign up to play baseball.' This will work best with mostly free play - don't keep interrupting this with coaching - let the kids make mistakes. Kids don't pitch to each other - coaches pitch from short distance to keep things moving. The pace that kids learn Remember that kids are just that-kids. They haven't developed mentally or physically yet - so be patient Parents afraid to coach? HUGE IDEA #2 Don't let the fear of not being a guru in a sport prevent you from coaching Identify 5 things they need to learn in that sport and focus on that Kids don't learn from information - they learn from repetition Connecting with Kids Mark has hundreds of kids he's coaches - and he enjoys pouring into them and having them learn and feel good about themselves Best Stolen idea Gene Stephenson - one of winningest college coaches, from Wichita State - Mark learned from him that there are no secrets to winning Leadership Quote/Book Book - 'They Call me Coach'- John Wooden Baseball Positive Baseballpositive.com - Simple to use resources for adults to use coaching 12 and under baseball and softball Includes blogs, video, audio for parents, coaches, league leaders Parting Advice Be prepared for practice in advance. Have a written plan. Have all equipment set up before practice starts. Be disciplined with time - follow your plan. Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:
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