Podcasts about daddy ball

Ballgame and Flikke honor the life of Jackie Robinson!They discuss how they navigated the most epic Sunday at The Masters ever!They answer your questions on "Daddy Ball" and how to motivate your players.Wanna support? patreon.com/chopandballgameWarstic Discount Code: Attaboy15BANG!

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This week's LineupWarmup SegmentGo watch some fall ball (@2:55)Listener Question: Why are men's and women's pitching styles so different? (@12:02)Review of Recruiting Calendar (@18:15)Daddy Ball (@22:34)Slow pitching is not a valid excuse to not hitting (@35:25)Support the show

Albany Firebirds Coach Damon Ware Colorado the transfer portal, Deion Sanders and "Daddy Ball" The Dump features a Gerry McNamara prank

In Hour 3, Dirt & Sprague break down exactly what "Daddy Ball" is, discuss exactly why the NBA needs to fix it's postseason schedule, and more.

Continuing with Kris Daniels and Jason Spears, Daddy Ball is front and center. Never heard of it? It's a not-so-new intersection of parents and sports that has become a significant issue in the world of youth baseball. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Continuing with Kris Daniels and Jason Spears, Daddy Ball is front and center. Never heard of it? It's a not-so-new intersection of parents and sports that has become a significant issue in the world of youth baseball. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Davey and Adam sit down with their good friend Todd Pelow and get to the bottom of the biggest problem in youth baseball, and the bottom of a couple of Todd's best bottles.

On this episode of The S.L.I.D.E. Podcast, Coach Aaron, Coach Jenn, and Coach Allie sit down with Mark Paul, the popular baseball personality behind MP3 Baseball. With over half a million followers across social media, Mark shares his journey to becoming a TikTok sensation and the creator of a successful clothing line. Mark also talks about his new sunglasses company, the MP3 Nationals, and his upcoming collaboration as a brand ambassador for Hampton Inn. The coaches and Mark discuss the importance of building a brand and the challenges that come with it. The conversation then shifts to youth sports and the issues surrounding it. From "daddy ball" to the importance of mental health, the coaches and Mark provide insightful commentary on the state of youth sports today. Overall, this episode is both entertaining and informative, providing listeners with a glimpse into the world of baseball personalities and the challenges of youth sports. Follow The S.L.I.D.E. Podcast on their website and social media for more episodes and updates. Check out Mark Paul's TikTok and clothing line, as well as his new sunglasses company, the MP3 Nationals. [00:00:03] Interview with Mark Powell of MP3 Baseball [00:03:51] Success through Branding Baseball Videos [00:06:36] Building Social Media Following for Niche Markets [00:09:38] Confidence and Coaching in Sports [00:12:39] Changing Youth Sports Culture Across Regions [00:15:30] Building Positive Relationships in Youth Baseball [00:18:06] Navigating Youth Sports as a Parent [00:20:43] Youth Sports and Levels of Competition [00:23:39] Daddy Ball and Coaching in Youth Sports [00:26:50] Dealing with Controversy as a Public Figure [00:29:30] Creating Positive Change through Content [00:32:24] Mental Health and Youth Sports Pressure [00:35:09] The Speaker's Youth Sports Experiences [00:37:52] Indirect Marketing Techniques [00:40:45] Speaker's experience with companies in the sports industry [00:43:30] Travel Ball Mom Event and Mental Health Course Mentioned [00:46:27] Positive experience working with Hilton summit organizers [00:49:26] The Ups and Downs of Youth Baseball Coaching [00:52:19] Baseball-related banter and sponsor mention [00:55:14] Random banter and merch talk [00:58:06] Promoting Girls' Softball Through Connection and Opportunity [01:00:55] Event Coverage, Softball, Coach/Mom, Social Media [01:03:50] Promoting Mark's Brand and Social Media Presence

In this final episode of Season 5... "If the shoe fits wear it and wear it well!" But don't get upset and crucify the messengers, because some of y'all are out of control. This episode is a message that we know will fall on deaf ears and have some hate aimed our way, but that's cool we're in the feather-ruffling business. So strap in as DWill The Coach and Coach Chill Will talk about "Daddy (Mommy) Ball".

Mental Skills Coach Jennifer Dudziec joins Rob Crews to break down the mental game and strategies to help players, coaches & parents re-think their approach. Coach Jennifer's passion, energy, and perspective is what makes her a different type of mental skills coach and I was so fired up after this conversation. The characteristics of the parents of all successful players are similar What is Daddy Ball really? Strategies for coaching your child effectively Why Coach Jennifer's background in exercise science gives her an edge in Mental Skills coaching Positive vs. negative Self-talk How the pandemic affected athletes of all ages

50 Common Coaching Mistakes Made by Youth Football Coaches to Avoid These are 50 coaching mistakes made by youth football coaches when coaching youth football. Coach Parker has made a few of these over his 30 years coaching youth football and wanted to share how to avoid these common coaching mistakes. 1. Daddy Ball especially at QB or TB 2. Promising Players certain positions on Team when recruiting players 3. Too much stretching and conditioning during practices 4. Not matching Roster to Offense and Defense Schemes 5. Forgetting about Special Teams 6. Not Blocking and Tackling at each practice 7. Not having an experienced O-Line Coach 8. QB / Center Exchange / Shotgun Snaps not working 9. Too many pass plays during games 10. Defense does not attack, sits back, and Reads 11. Players not put in correct positions 12. Not Adjusting to Opposing Schemes in Game and Before 13. No Scouting 14. Size of Playbook – too few or too many plays 15. Changes playbook every week 16. Not having the right plays installed for opposing team 17. Not knowing how to call plays 18. Playbook does not have sequence series of plays 19. OC / play caller not good at calling plays 20. No Spotters for play callers during games 21. Not happy with 4-yard plays / Impatient 22. Not willing to learn how to coach youth football / continue education / study 23. Too little or too much hitting / scrimmages 24. Yelling and screaming at players vs motivating players 25. Not Demonstrating fundamentals 26. Talking too much during practice 27. Not enough drill stations 28. Practice moving too slow 29. Not understanding and working with your league 30. Being too soft about what you want from players, staff, and parents 31. Poor Communicator 32. Too many coaches on staff that stand around talking and not coaching 33. Picking all your neighbor kids and not focusing on experienced talent 34. Flag coaches thinking Tackle will be so easy 35. Not having discipline at practice being too nice 36. Not choosing the right team mom that supports you 37. Not calling your team on the first day roster is out 38. Does not communicate updated practices schedules in timely manner 39. No written practice plans 40. On back pain medication and not communicating to parents you're not drunk 41. Drinking and Smoking in front of players at practice field 42. Screaming at the Refs constantly setting poor example for your parents 43. Not having enough footballs to make practice run efficiently 44. Not having enough bags and equipment 45. Forgetting first aid kit 46. Forgetting Water for Game 47. Forgetting Cool Towels or Hand Warmers for Game 48. Running too many wind sprints at end of practice 49. Punishing players on the field after a game 50. Forgetting to thank your wife and family. Don't forget extra mouthpieces too. Check out all the free content at CoachParker.org with close to 400 youth football articles and and my YouTube channel with over 300 youth football coaching videos. You can also visit my new youth football site at https://youthfootballcoachingtips.com/ Join me on: http://www.facebook.com/youthfootball/ http://twitter.com/coachparker_org http://youtube.com/stephenparker https://anchor.fm/coachparker Play for Fun and Winning is Funner! Coach Parker is a youth football coach in Fort Worth, Texas. He has been coaching pee wee tackle football for over 20 years in football little leagues in Texas and Colorado. Coach Parker has written many digital ebooks; youth football coaching playbooks on defense, offense, drills, 7 on 7, 8 Man football. Stay tuned for more free youth football coaching podcasts from Coach Parker. Contact Coach Parker anytime at https://coachparker.org/about-coach-parker/contact-me/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachparker/support

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This episode talks about a baseball concept called "Daddy Ball!" and it unfair truths. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode of the Florida Travel Baseball Central Podcast, Jason and Steve talk about Daddy Ball.  They discuss what that means and why some coaches are perceived as showing favoritism towards their child.  Jason gives some examples of his experience of when coaches have played Daddy Ball.  Steve answers a question on whether he has ever been part of a team that played Daddy Ball and whether he would ever coach his own team.  We also discuss the impact of Cooperstown requiring vaccinations and teams promoting fake championships.  A lot of good stuff in this one.    

We need to stop using this term "Daddy Ball." We dive into why it doesn't matter your background. What matters is your ability to learn and study the game. It is also about building relationship and providing resources for your players. In this video, we talk about the concept of building a community and team around learning and growth. Learn more about the Rawlings Tigers at www.rawlingstigers.com Twitter: Rawlings Tigers: https://twitter.com/rawlings_tigersSpiker Helms: https://twitter.com/SpikerHelmsDJ Dewees: https://twitter.com/17Danjoe Rawlings Tigers Baseball

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To Coach or Not to Coach Your KidIn this episode we talk about Daddy Ball (or Mommy Ball), which is one of the most controversial topics in the youth baseball world! Daddy Ball occurs when the coach favors their own kid (or is perceived to favor their kid) over others at the detriment of the team.We share thoughts from a few listeners who have coached their own kids, and talk about our own brushes with Daddy Ball as parents, coaches' wives, and even as an umpire. We discuss our opinions about what it takes to successfully coach your own child (and why it may be a disaster) and mention our favorite qualities in good coaches.Keep up with Moms and Baseball on our website: https://momsandbaseball.comFollow us on Facebook, Instagram, and TwitterJoin our Facebook group, Parents and BaseballOn Deck: We will talk to Derek Hurley, a former Division 1 and Minor League baseball player, about his baseball career as well as what he is up to now--including a brand new company specializing in one-of-a-kind batting glove protection technology.Previous Episodes Mentioned:025: Semi-Pro Pitcher Lennon Gwizdala012: Lale Esquivel - Coach of the Best 12u Team in the Nation020: From 10u to the Big Ten: MI Select Coach on 2020 College Commits for Entire Team021 DadsTakeover - College Recruiting008: Moms and Politics in Youth BaseballUpdate on Mitch Jebb (020: From 10u to the Big Ten: MI Select Coach on 2020 College Commits for Entire Team):https://msuspartans.com/sports/baseball/roster/mitch-jebb/10933https://twitter.com/d1baseball/status/1370132696765173765?s=20

Providing some baseball coaching insights and expressing the value and advantages of youth sports having parents being coaches. We hope to educate support and provide an advance for all coaches and parents who have their kids in sports.

It is that time of year, but not the politics you were thinking. This topic was suggested by one of our listeners, because she thought that newbie parents may be surprised to learn about all the politics that can be involved in even a small town youth baseball team. In this episode, we discuss the politics in rec and travel baseball, daddy ball, and how adults get in the way of kids just wanting to play ball and have fun. We have two guest interviews, one by Jo Ignatius from Mississippi, and the other is Amy Keim from Texas. We also have one baseball mom who wrote in her story for us to read but wanted to stay anonymous. Thanks for listening!momsandbaseball.weebly.com

Episode 3 of the Coffee With Coach Lisle Show: Wednesday, June 3, 2020Day 3 of Coffee With Coach Lisle where I help parents, coaches, and athletes around the world tackle the challenges of life and athletics. This morning we talked about: Daddy Ball, Would you let your kids play football and read a story about a drunk sports dad. This is Part 3 of a multi-part series here on the channel! Please subscribe to catch the rest!-------☕️Coffee With Coach Lisle Show ----------I''m here for you every weekday at 7am PT (10am ET) to answer your questions and provide something regular each day we can look forward to. It's especially important during these times when normal has kind of been thrown out the window. --------

Joe and Dan host Coach John Vigue, Manager of the Lady Alliance U10 Elite Softball Club out of Clearwater, FL for Episode 3 of the W.A.S. Sports Leadership. Coach Vigue, a retired professional baseball player, shares stories and insights from his baseball playing and coaching careers and shares best practices for coaching youth softball. In the Trenches Segment features our analysis on the return of Major League Baseball Our interview with Coach Vigue highlights the importance of setting and communicating clear expectations for athletes and parents We learn about "Daddy Ball" from Domingo Ayala and his Coach's Kid skit We close with our thoughts on the Last Dance documentary with our Leader or Loser segment

Thomas Johnson Head Coach of the 14U Rage based out of Atascosita will be live in studio touching on our topic and all different things going on in the select baseball world.Michael Jacob, Head Coach of Marucci Elite 9U & 11U will join us via the Ferrari Michelada Mix Hotline to discuss his teams, plans for spring and talk about the anticipated S30 Super NIT Houston!Steve Medina is in Laredo, TX covering the 2020 Border Olympics sponsored by WHATABURGER of Alice. He will join us via Skype with results and special interviews.

Tracing the Roots of Sports Parenting Entitlement All the Way Back to Daddy Ball at the Youth Level

Episode 1 of what we hope to be many more. This is the start to the Bennie Baseball podcast. In this episode we sit down with our good friend/ Stateline Baseball President, Ryan Rydell, to discuss the differences between being a dad who coaches vs. being Daddy Ball.

This was a really insightful talk with Raymond who is a parent who is also a coach. Raymond talks about setting expectations from day one and establishing himself as a coach first and parent second. Listen as he gives some great advice as to how to have that conversation with the rest of the parents, but also goes into a situation where there was an issue with another parent coach on the team and what he did to remedy the situation.  If you want to be a part of a future episode email sean@sport-travel.com with contact information i.e., phone, email, social media, etc.. and what topic you'd like to discuss. Don't forget to follow Sean on social at @sportdashsean and Sport-Travel at @sportdashtravel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tournamenttalk/message

This week I get to sit with Tom who is a coach for his sons' Little League teams, however does not coach their travel baseball teams. Tom grew up playing baseball and has undoubtedly passed along his passion for the game to his sons.  We chat about the teams he does coach and what he brings to the team and what other players can learn from athletes who have a real passion for the game. Listen as we get into who coaches his sons' travel baseball teams and why he feels this is a great situation, even though they are also parent coaches.  If you want to be a part of a future episode email sean@sport-travel.com with contact information i.e., phone, email, social media, etc.. and what topic you'd like to discuss. Don't forget to follow Sean on social at @sportdashsean and Sport-Travel at @sportdashtravel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tournamenttalk/message

It is estimated that 85% of youth baseball coaches have their own child on their teams. Everyone is familiar of the term ‘Daddy-Ball’. Dave talks about several items that can help coaches successfully maneuver the coach/parent-child/player scenario and avoid the ‘Daddy-Ball’ label. Want to have a healthy relationship while coaching your child? Here arr some ideas to make it work. Dave talks about playing for his own Dad while in college and how he made it work.

In the third episode of Daddy Ball we speak with Bob who also coached his son up until a point, and then stepped back from coaching to let a paid coach take the reigns. Bob wanted to spend some time as a parent enjoying the game, and allowing another coach to step into his previous role helped him enjoy the game with his son more. Bob gives some great advice about letting your child in on the decision making process of trying out and joining a team. At the end of the day a very small percentage of players progress to College or Pro baseball, so if they are comfortable and having fun that is the most important part of the decision.  If you want to be a part of a future episode email sean@sport-travel.com with contact information i.e., phone, email, social media, etc.. and what topic you'd like to discuss. Don't forget to follow Sean on social at @sportdashsean and Sport-Travel at @sportdashtravel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tournamenttalk/message

In the second episode of Daddy Ball, we sit down with Robbie who offers his views from both sides of this topic. On one hand his son plays for a paid coach team in a relatively new organization, and after some evaluations and tryouts trusted his gut and went with this particular coach with this new organization.  Robbie also coaches a league team, and is hyper aware of the potential issues that could come up, so in all likelihood is too hard on his son to avoid any conflicts.  This is a fantastic situation where we get to know a coach who is aware of what is being said out there and does his very best to help everyone on the field develop a love for the game, rather than worrying about who is playing where and how much playing time they are getting.  If you want to be a part of a future episode email sean@sport-travel.com with contact information i.e., phone, email, social media, etc.. and what topic you'd like to discuss. Don't forget to follow Sean on social at @sportdashsean and Sport-Travel at @sportdashtravel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tournamenttalk/message

Welcome to Daddy Ball, an in depth look at the issue of parent coaches in youth sports. There are a ton of warnings from fellow parents regarding parent coaches and the problems that can arise from this situation, but I wanted to see how much of an issue this really was and if it was something to really be concerned about.  In this episode, Martin raises a lot of good points and examines the situation from multiple angles. He has two sons who play baseball at different levels and discusses each of their situations and why a parent coach, even if they are biased, may not be an issue for you at all.  If you want to be a part of a future episode email sean@sport-travel.com with contact information i.e., phone, email, social media, etc.. and what topic you'd like to discuss. Don't forget to follow Sean on social at @sportdashsean and Sport-Travel at @sportdashtravel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tournamenttalk/message

Daddy Ball...what is it and how do we address it

Coach Cal B talks about the current state of AAU and " Daddy Basketball". Are you struggling to find the right team or losing interest because of favor beibg shown to certain players. This podcast episode is for you.

Vernon shares thoughts on Grizzlies/Pelicans, Sole Man Sonny Vaccaro joins on tourney, Daddy Ball, Jerry Krause and more.

This week Robert Littal from Black Sports Online joins us to address Zeke and the boobie scandal. Plus catch up on Andre Iguodala fined, the annoyance of Daddy Ball and the Ball brothers and NFL free agency.  Make sure you follow us online at http://www.jraethefanatic.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nothing kills a team faster than playing DADDY BALL leaders must not succumb to the pressure of having people placed in their organizations.  Promotions must be earned and teammates must be placed in positions by capability.   When leaders start playing DADDY BALL and place individuals in positions that they are not qualified for the team will revolt. I don't know how many times i have seen it in sports.  A coach has a kid that stinks, but places him is the most prominent position because his daddy wants him there.  The team suffers, the coach loses credibility and the team fails. The same thing happens in organizations.  Be careful and don't fall for DADDY BALL LEADERSHIP.   BE BOLD Dave

Friday, July 31st, 2015, 9:25PM Chris Ramirez & Comic Mom with Roger Rodd http://youtu.be/ZlBU0iNUrn0 0:02:00 Vacation Bible School Commencement: Comic Mom Scrubbed 0:06:00 $5 Bowel Movement, Ty-D-Bol Man & Mr. Clean 0:14:00 Concertgoers Recording with their Phones 0:20:00 House of Blues Los Angeles Closing 0:24:00 Carneys Burgers & Dogs and Steve Martin Dyslexic Poster 0:39:00 Rowdy Roddy Piper Death 0:45:00 Lynn Anderson "Rose Garden" 0:48:00 Paul Walker Death Conspiracy 0:55:00 Donald Trump: Breastfeeding is Disgusting 0:58:00 Republican Presidential Candidate Debates 1:04:00 Comic Mom Orders CIA Hit on Ron Paul 1:10:00 Donald Trump Getting Serious Fires Staffer 1:18:00 Waze Voice, Roger Rodd, Miami Vice & Barry Manilow 1:29:00 New High School Football Rules, Steroids & Daddy Ball 1:51:00 Effective Philanthropy or Efficient Charity

Justin and Jason discuss Justin's upcoming trip to Mexico, their new low-sugar / high-protein diet and HIIT training regime, the TechZing Summit, how Justin has STILL not received hisSoylent, Jason's interview on Bootstrapped with Kids, how Jason found a personal instructor to teach him electrical engineering, the latest on Jason's math card game - Battle Math, why his iPhone project got rejected by the App Store, his recent visit to the Mill Valley Code Club and what's happening with Empath, the latest with Disco and why Justin likes SaltStack, why most people will initially mock and dismiss audacious goals, but later be inspired by them, and how a season of "Daddy Ball" has lit a fire in Colby and why that's a good thing.