Podcasts about high school level

Garfield Heights basketball coach Sonny Johnson joined Baskin and Phelps and shared his perspective on NIL, whether or not it should be allowed at the high school level, and why he thinks the state of Ohio needs to be more proactive with rules and laws pertaining to high school sports. 

Today our guest is Chad Elsberry, Assistant Director of the Iowa High School Athletic Association and & Co-Executive Director of the Iowa Association of Student Councils. We talk with Chad to about the crucial role of student leadership in high schools. Chad shares how fostering leadership skills in students today can shape their futures and impact the broader community. He highlights the significant influence that student councils have on the culture and climate of schools, enhancing the high school experience for everyone. Additionally, Chad emphasizes the need for school administrations to empower students intentionally to cultivate effective leadership. Learn More About CharacterStrong:  Join us at the 2024 CharacterStrong National Conference Access FREE MTSS Curriculum Samples Attend our next live product preview Visit the CharacterStrong Website Chad Elsberry, Iowa High School Athletic Association Assistant Director, has worked in sport administration and education fields for more than 25 years. Prior to his work with the IHSAA, he was an editor, writer, and photographer for several newspapers. He has also worked with students as an adjunct faculty member through Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC), teaching in the areas of business, marketing, and visual communications. As part of the IHSAA, he has presented at the NFHS National Conference on the issues of sportsmanship and leadership. He is a member of the National Association of Workshop Directors (NAWD) and has been trained in the Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) curriculum and Coaching Boys into Men (CBIM). Elsberry also serves as Co-Executive Director of the Iowa Association of Student Councils. Other areas of responsibility at the IHSAA include sponsorships, sport administration, technology, and student educational services.   

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This may be true. Perhaps you never completed high school yourself or maybe you did not excel at that level. No big deal. Two things must be considered when addressing this concern. But first, let's be abundantly clear that bringing “high school” home is not a solution but rather more a matter of the normalization of school ideology. The … Continue reading "I Can't Teach High School Level: Back to the Basics (Part 13)"

Nearly every parent wants to build confidence, resiliency, and character in their kids. The challenge for most is how we do that knowing the world is a dangerous place? Dr. Kathy considers this and gives insights to building character and resiliency without placing kids purposely in places where they'll fail or face harm.

In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy discusses the topic of holding students back a grade in school. She addresses whether students who repeat a grade perform better academically than their peers who advance to the next grade. Dr. Cook references a study that highlights the potential benefits of early grade retention policies that prioritize mastery of foundational skills. The episode challenges the traditional view of school as solely focused on achievement and encourages a shift towards prioritizing skill mastery.

Mike Weaving is the Head Coach for the Sickles High School Men's Basketball Program in Tampa, Florida. Mike has over 13 years of coaching basketball at the Middle and High School Level and is currently on his Fourth season with the Men's high school team. Mike received a BS in exercise science and an MS in coaching.   In this episode, Mike shares his tips as a highschool coach on how he helps his students get the most out of their talent during game time. You should never underestimate the importance of balance and lower body strength when coaching basketball.    Key Takeaways: [1:15] A little bit about Mike and his experience with coaching basketball.  [2:20] What makes someone a good shooter?  [2:40] In order to do a good jumpshot, you need good balance and lower body strength.  [5:10] What are some of Mike's favorite drills? [6:15] Everything Mike trains for is for competitive purposes.  [7:25] You get more out of your athletes if there is a competitive element involved.  [8:05] Competition drives success!   VertiMax VertiMax on Facebook VertiMax on Instagram VertiMax on YouTube VertiMax on LinkedIn VertiMax Certification Education SicklesHoops on Twitter   Tweetables: “I think one of the most overlooked things about being a good shooter is being able to shoot in game-like situations. You have to be able to shoot on the move."   "I try to emulate our offense as best as I can and emulate our transition game as best as I can so the shots they're getting in our drills are the same shots they're going to get in the game."  

Between the endless paperwork, phone calls, emails, and more paperwork, there may be days when you feel like you don't actually get to ‘do counseling'. But there's one thing that always fills my bucket and reminds me why I love this job so much, and that's small groups. If you haven't quite bought into small groups yet, I have four big benefits of small groups to share with you today, and I'm confident that they will convince you to get on board. Let's get back to the reason that we all started this career in the first place; to work with students and make a long-lasting impact! Resources: Sign up for your free counselor account with Going Merry! Get on the waitlist for Counselor Clique! Blog: 4 Benefits of Small Group Counseling in High School Blog: 4 Ideas for Getting Impressive Student Buy-In for High School Counseling Small Groups Resource: School Counseling Small Group Data Spreadsheet Resource: podcast episodes and blog posts about small groups Resource: High School Counseling Small Group Curricula Bundle Leave your review for High School Counseling Conversations on Apple Podcasts Connect with Lauren: Join my email list and get the free Data Collection Ideas Guide for High School Counselors Visit my TpT store Send me a DM on Instagram: @counselorclique Follow me on Facebook Send me an email Get on the waitlist for the Clique Collaborative Full show notes on website: https://counselorclique.com/episode61

Today’s guest, Katelyn Kelps, not only works as an SLP at both high school and elementary level, she also develops resources and other fun stuff for SLPs on the side! Listen to her talk with Katie Widestrom-Landgraf about having flexibility, building trust with kids, collaboration with other staff, how she sets boundaries and recharges, and her thoughts on maybe having her own private practice in the future. Visit FreshSLP.com/podcast for this episode's show notes, a full audio transcript and more great resources at the intersection of grad school and a successful SLP career.Not a substitute for a formal SLP education or medical advice for patients/caregivers. Fresh SLP is in no way affiliated with or representing any university.

In the newest installment of “HNN Overtime,” hosts Kyle Chinen and Davis Pitner talk football from the high school level all the way to the pros. The boys breakdown the Rainbow Warriors football team's loss to New Mexico State, the emergence of local boys Tua Tagovailoa and Marcus Mariota in the NFL and how the high school football playoff picture is taking shape. Catch new episodes of “Overtime” wherever you get your podcasts or watch our video podcast on HNN's digital platforms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ian talks about growing up in Chesapeake at Hickory High then while being at ODU working with the football Prgm and then getting into coaching at the High School Level.

A discussion of the sequence and level of homeschool high school science.

In this series of episodes Gio and George are going to micro-dose the audience with Fitness & Nutrition Content. Todays Topic: Sleep George is a teacher at the High School Level and has experienced the causes of sleep deprivation in our nations youth. Gio has been prioritizing his sleep more ever since reading the book Why We Sleep? by Matthew Walker.Sleep is one of the most under appreciated facets of our lives and we need to treat it as if it is the most important‼️Follow Fitness Junkeez on IG!! https://www.instagram.com/fitnessjunkeez/Follow Gio Elmore on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gioslogic/Follow George Carmona on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_george_carmona/This is a Podcast Junkeez production recorded out of Sticky Paws Studios in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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?

Mark and Mike talk with High School and College football official Bob Cannon about the officiating across the Shore. They talk differences in the rules at each level plus talk about what it takes to be an official. They get rules clarifications as well as the differences of a personal foul and unsportsmanlike conduct. David Insley joins in on the conversation about this past weeks high school football games across the shore too. Enjoy and please share with your friends! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/timeoutwithshoresports/support

This is a family engagement event that would have been on a zoom meeting. It has been transferred to a podcast to increase its availability for families. If you have any questions you would like to ask the presenters feel free to reach out to Beth Price price_e@cneschools.org. Huge shoutout to Beth and Mr. Glassmeyer at the high school for helping make this podcast episode a reality. The guests for the episode are listed below. : Lori Carter - Assistant director of admissions for UC Clermont College Tracy Beller - Global Recruitment Sourcing Director Doc Rivers - Petty Officer First Class

In this episode, Tanner and Jeff talk with Drew Miller and Sam Ruwe about the Brentsville High School turfgrass instructional program.  This high school training program prepares students to be job-ready when they leave the classroom. Drew has over 200 youth enrolled in his class taking classroom learning and applying it to the real world. Drew has done a remarkable job of preparing these kids to hit the job market ready to work!  Drew and his students also host the popular Tiger Turfgrass Podcast.  Jeff Fowler, Penn State Extension (host) Tanner DelValle, Penn State Extension (host) Drew Miller, Brentsville High School InstructorSam Ruwe, Student in Drew's program.  Lead photo:  Drew Miller, Brentsville HS, VA

College expansion talk, SEC programs slightly concerned about Texas's ego, and the Pac-12 is hedging. OJ Simpson on Aaron Rodgers. a Texas high school quarterback facing an NIL dilemma. Wiki-Pete-Ia. The post July 28th 4pm Hour: College football expansion talk, UT’s ego is a problem, and NIL causing issues at the high school level appeared first on ESPN Southwest Florida.

Phil Jones and Todd Holcomb from the AJC discuss recruiting among high school athletics.

Guest: Mark Cascio, Godfather of Player DevelopmentIn this week's coaching conversation, successful high school coach Mark Cascio joins the podcast to discuss modernizing high school basketball offenses. Coach Mark Cascio enters his 15th season as a head basketball coach and his 9th season at Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, LA. During his tenure at Catholic High School, the basketball program has experienced the unprecedented success of 5 District Titles and 3 Final Four Appearances. Prior to Catholic High School, Coach Cascio became the youngest coach in the history of Louisiana to win a State Championship when he led Christian Life Academy to a 2012 Title. His tenure at CLA also included another Final Four Appearance and back-to-back-to-back district championships. Prior to becoming a head high school coach, he served at the youth, high school, and AAU Levels. Over the years, Coach Cascio's success and style of play garnered attention from coaches at all levels. As he began to network with coaches around the country, he became passionate about sharing the game. He now provides modern mentorship for modern basketball through his business, Courtside Consulting. In the last year, Coach Cascio has conducted hundreds of webinars and traveled the country leading clinics for coaching staffs ranging from Professional to High School levels.Breakdown1:00 - Modern Basketball at High School Level4:00 - Developing Freedom6:00 - Modern Spacing9:00 - Holding a Spot13:00 - Valuing Two's and Three's15:00 - Domino's18:00 - Tow-way Coaching and Spacing22:00 - Shot Clocks26:00 - Protection Plans30:00 - Process of Developing Players34:00 - How He Incorporate Skills37:30 - Concept of a Protection Plan41:00 - Important Key Performance Indicators45:00 - KPI and his Program49:00 - Specific Conditioning Skills51:00 - Counter Opponent Strategies53:00 - Four-out vs Five-out Debate56:00 - Hybrid System59:00 - Concept of Mount Marginal gains1:02:00 - High School Program Perspective1:04:00 - Finding Solutions1:07:00 - ConclusionMark Cascio’s Bio:Website: https://www.courtside-consulting.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/coachcascioBasketball ImmersionWebsite: http://basketballimmersion.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=enYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersionFacebook: https://facebook.com/basketballimmersionBetOnline Website:Website: www.betonline.agBest in the West Video SeriesBest in the West Website: http://bestinthewestclinic.com/

Patrick Mulkern is School Social Worker who serves as the Wellness Coordinator for a high school in the San Francisco area. As the Wellness Coordinator he leads a multidisciplinary team that works to reduce barriers to services for LGBTQ+ students. This program provides individual and group therapy, case management, mentoring and sexual/reproductive health services. Patrick brings his expertise and targeted experience in this area to help educators and school social workers envision and strategically plan for more inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ students. 1:00- Introduction to Patrick Mulkern and the Wellness Program 4:15- Tiered Supports for LGBTQ+ Students 8:15- Barriers LGBTQ+ Students Face 10:15- Providing Support to Queer and Questioning Youth 14:20- Challenging Staff 18:10- Creating Inclusive Environments for Students Across ALL Grade Levels 21:15- How to Engage Families Around Issues of Sex and Gender 23:00- Where Can School Social Workers Start? 26:00- Ideal Supports at the High School Level 30:00- Hopes for 2021- Policy Considerations

Trosky Tuesday #36 - Guest Damon Lessler Hosted by Nate Trosky & Trent Mongero Damon Lessler has coached at many successful Division I programs and thoroughly understands the process of player development at Division I programs and how they operate during the Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer, Damon also goes into great detail about the responsibilities of the individual player and their own personal development. Damon discusses the restrictions of Division I and II coaches when it comes to individual coaching time of players and how hard it is to expect your college coach to be in complete control of the individual players' development. Players need to be resourceful and find top quality coaches outside their organization with quality instruction. Players need to be in control of their own development. Players need to start their development now. Because of the time restrictions players need to be in control of their own process If you are not preparing to take someone's job you are not doing what it takes “THE PROCESS STARTS NOW, NOT WHEN YOU GET TO COLLEGE” If you wait till college, it is too late. Successful Players and Coaches come in with an Action Plan. Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer What makes a great Infielder and what it takes to be a great infielder at the High School Level and the College Level Baseball is a Big Game of Catch Successful Throwing Program is Critical Position specific Throwing Program Early Work is critical Staying after for Extra AB's “OFFENSIVE DEFENSE” Attack the Ball before it Attacks You. Defense has to show up every night. What is the skill sets of a DI Infielder? Play Catch Arm Strength “HAVE SOME FEEL” Smooth Feet and Hands Where are they on Each Play? IQ “Great Players are Developed in the Fall/Winter and are Discovered in the Spring/Summer http://www.troskyranch.com http://www.troskybaseball.com

Details how I got involve in the Sport from Youth thru the High School Level. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, I introduce myself and we talk about building the strength and conditioning culture at the high school level. Instagram: colbyheefner_strength for any questions/concerns. Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mindofastrengthcoach/support

We discuss the complexity of athletes getting tested for Covid at the High School Level and beyond. Mahomes rallies the Chiefs past the RaidersKSU with issues on and off the field? Sooners the best team in the Big 12 right now? Huskers with an embarrassing loss. Clemson not happy with Florida  StateNBA moves: A former Shocker gets paid. 

I discuss the differences in the different level of competitive fishing with local pro angler Brad Adkins, college angler Maycee Lyons, and high school angler Evan Barker

 Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Professor of Music at Kansas City Kansas Community College & Jazz Leader Jim Mair .. We talked to him on October 8, 2020 about this COVID-19 world and what has been going on .. He opened up about his All-Star Jazz Big Bands for Middle and High School Level taking place from Octoober 21 – November 18 .. It’s a venture that has taken off and is a real product of the pandemic .. Registration and more information can be found at REWmusic.net – Jim is a great ambassador of jazz in KC .. Great to catch up with him .. Enjoy .. Click here to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/

Facilities age and new schools are built. If you are a band director fortunate enough to be faced with new construction or renovations what so you do? Who do you turn to for information? Our two guests today have firsthand knowledge of the process. This conversation will provide you a check-list of things to do or think about for renovations or new construction of music facilities. Tark Katzenmeyer has taught for 18 years in both Minnesota and Florida, with teaching experience at the Middle School Level and the High School Level. He has directed the bands at Woodbury High School for seven academic years. An advocate of chamber music, Tark has done extensive research of effective implementation of chamber music into a high school band program, and believes in the power of small group musicianship. An active performer, Tark has played performances with the Minnesota Symphonic Winds, the Bloomington Medalist Concert Band, the Florida Wind Band, the Southern Winds, the VanderCook College of Music Jazz Ensemble, and various chamber music organizations. Dave Lumley is the Director of Bands at Sartell-St. Stephen High School. Prior to this position he was the Band Director at Cambridge-Isanti HS from 2007-2011. At Sartell he directs two HS Bands, the 8th Grade Band, two Jazz Bands, Pep Band, and the Summer Marching Band. He has served as the Minnesota Music Educators Association Region 8AA Representative since 2018. He also performs most weekends, as a singer and guitarist in a solo acoustic act and also in a cover band. Show timings: (00:00) Introduction (00:51) Description of new facility in Sartell (05:32) Description of renovation in Woodbury (11:48) What did you learn and what would you do differently (15:33) HVAC systems (19:14) Humidity Control (20:03) Project timelines (24:20) Technology (29:03) Final thoughts And that wraps up this episode. If you enjoyed this episode or any other episode, please consider leaving a review on any of the platforms that you listen to the show on: Apple Podcast, Anchor, Breaker, Spotify, Google Podcasts, RadioPublic, and Pocket Casts. Your reviews, with or without written feedback, help get the word out about the show. Thank you again for listening. Other Resources Show Hosts Jerry Luckhardt https://cla.umn.edu/about/directory/profile/luckh001 Bradley Mariska https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradley-mariska-63ba2855 Facebook Website (Band in Minnesota) https://www.facebook.com/Band-in-Minnesota Woodbury High School Band Website http://whsbb.org/wp/ Marc Dubois (project architect) website http://komainc.com/staff/marc-dubois/ Sartell-St. Stephen ISD 748 https://www.sartell.k12.mn.us/SHS

What was it like to grow up as Gary Kubiak's son? Strake Jesuit Head Football Coach Klay Kubiak joins host Robert Land to talk about his dad (the former Texans' coach) and what it will be like to coach high school football with COVID-19 concerns. What's the latest from the UIL? What are the biggest concerns as a high school coach? Kubiak answers those questions and shares his favorite memories from his dad's career. Subscribe to us on Spotify, Apple, the Google podcast app or the Tunein app. Email Info@HoustonSportsTalk.net for questions, suggestions or comments. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @HSTPodcast

Coach Jon Daniels joins us today to talk about the Principles of Greatness and how he applies this to coaching at the High School Level. Check out www.bafca.co.uk for more information and ensure that you subscribe to this podcast to receive notifications on future episodes. Contact @coachlillis on social media or email podcast@bafca.co.uk with feedback or if you wish to be a future guest on the show.

Coach Grajeda coached at the college level between 2002 and 2017 with a couple high profile HS stints in between. He brings a wealth of knowledge to the table for this episode as he discusses the transition from College to HS ball, winning a CIF Championship in his first year at Yucaipa, and juggling the moving pieces to succeed at the High School Level.

This episode of the Process, Preparation and Performance Podcast is our conversation with Stephen Prather, Co-Founder of SportSource Analytics, which is the sole analytics provider for the College Football Playoff Committee. This conversation was a master class in analytics, decision making, delegation and how to apply these concepts at the High School Level!

Russo talks about how unique this situation is and how it affects the administration, coaches and players.

Russo talks about how unique this situation is and how it affects the administration, coaches and players.

On this episode, which was recorded at the AES show in New York, Ted and Dan are joined by Agnieszka Roginska, 2020 president of the Audio Engineering Society and Professor in Music Technology at NYU. They discuss applied research for mission critical applications, NYU’s research project that has microphones spread throughout New York City to identify specific noise pollution causes, Music informatics, and a whole lot more! Previous episodes mentioned: Teaching Audio Production on the High School Level with Mark BeckettHistorical Audio Restoration with Nadja Wallaszkovits, 2019's AES PresidentHenszey Sound's New Dolby Atmos Room

We took a high school level test to see if we're smart or kinda smart. Watch the video form of the podcast: http://brosb4hoes.com Follow us on everything! @LucasCruikshank @jacobcruik Join the reddit if you want https://www.reddit.com/r/Cruikshank/ Follow the podcast stuff! https://twitter.com/BrosB4HoesPod https://www.instagram.com/brosbeforehoespod Email us topics/stories/opinions to discuss on an upcoming episode! lucasjacobpodcast@gmail.com Leave us a voicemail of whatevs: 402-937-8624

If you’ve ever been interested in competitive running, please join us for this LIVE podcast recording with elite, mid-distance runner, Rachel Schneider, a professional runner sponsored by Under Armour. In this live interview, we ask Rachel about her journey to becoming a professional runner from her initial experiences as a runner, to getting recruited at the NCAA Division 1 level, (Georgetown University) to ultimately being sponsored by Under Armour and competing recently in the 5k at the IAFF World Athletics Championship meet in Doha. Rachel ran the 5th fastest mile time EVER for an American woman in 2019 (4:20.91). So fast!She was thoughtful, poised, funny and informative...she gave an amazing interview!Enjoy!Join Our Podcast Email List! Follow Our Podcast:Website: Listen To Our Podcast HereYouTube Channel Twitter LinkedIn Facebook InstagramAll Things College and CareerMeg's LinkedIn Bobbie's LinkedIn ACADEMIC & CAREER ADVISING SERVICES:Visit Website: Academic and Career Advising ServicesSchedule an Appointment with Academic & Career Advising ServicesMusic Production by Lena Keller: lena.m.keller@gmail.comTechnical Production: Richard BarnettShow Notes:Rachel Schneider InstagramRachel Schneider Twitterhttps://www.totalsportsus.com/Sanford Performing Arts CenterHeadSpace ApSanford High School | Sanford, MaineThe City of Sanford, MaineSaint Thomas Aquinas High School Dover, NHSt. Elizabeth Seton Junior High | Rochester, NHSt. Thomas Elementary School | Sanford, MaineUnder ArmourGeorgetown UniversityNorthern Arizona UniversityUSATF | USA Track and FieldThe Book of Joy

This episode was recorded at the AES show in New York, Ted and Dan are joined by Mark Beckett who is the music & entertainment production technology teacher at New Jersey’s Essex County Schools of Technology. We’ll discuss teaching audio technology on the high school level, convincing parents that there are viable careers in audio, a sound that made Cardi B sick, and a whole lot more.

For Episode 2 of "Life in Sports", I brought in Essexville Garber Athletic Director Dave Schwartz. We take a look into what life is like as an Athletic Director at the High School Level. Dave was also a coach at Mt. Pleasant (MI) High School, and Essexville Garber High School, where I graduated from. Hope you enjoy Episode 2 of "Life in Sports"!

With some of the USA Development Programs in close-by Cary, N.C., we visited some of our loyal members: Butch Chaffin from Cookeville High School in Tennessee, Wes Brooks from Oxford High School in Alabama and Tanner Vesely from Corona Del Sol High School in Arizona as well as Doug Creek, former MLB pitcher and now owner of The Barn in Southern Maryland. This episode was recorded live with all of us huddled around a table in the living room of their hotel and it was a special treat to talk baseball with these fantastic men. We pull back the curtain on USA Baseball, we get their personal takeaways and experiences and spend the bulk of the show talking the life of high school baseball coaches: the ups and downs, the lessons learned along the way, how to work with parents, how to train. This group has seen it all. It's an unfiltered, unplugged conversation that comes back to this key point: on behalf of the ABCA National Office, thank you to all of the special coaches out there on the high school level who are growing young men and impacting the game, working hard for their guys. Here are four of the very best to connect with this week!

With some of the USA Development Programs in close-by Cary, N.C., we visited some of our loyal members: Butch Chaffin from Cookeville High School in Tennessee, Wes Brooks from Oxford High School in Alabama and Tanner Vesely from Corona Del Sol High School in Arizona as well as Doug Creek, former MLB pitcher and now owner of The Barn in Southern Maryland. This episode was recorded live with all of us huddled around a table in the living room of their hotel and it was a special treat to talk baseball with these fantastic men. We pull back the curtain on USA Baseball, we get their personal takeaways and experiences and spend the bulk of the show talking the life of high school baseball coaches: the ups and downs, the lessons learned along the way, how to work with parents, how to train. This group has seen it all. It's an unfiltered, unplugged conversation that comes back to this key point: on behalf of the ABCA National Office, thank you to all of the special coaches out there on the high school level who are growing young men and impacting the game, working hard for their guys. Here are four of the very best to connect with this week!

With some of the USA Development Programs in close-by Cary, N.C., we visited some of our loyal members: Butch Chaffin from Cookeville High School in Tennessee, Wes Brooks from Oxford High School in Alabama and Tanner Vesely from Corona Del Sol High School in Arizona as well as Doug Creek, former MLB pitcher and now owner of The Barn in Southern Maryland. This episode was recorded live with all of us huddled around a table in the living room of their hotel and it was a special treat to talk baseball with these fantastic men. We pull back the curtain on USA Baseball, we get their personal takeaways and experiences and spend the bulk of the show talking the life of high school baseball coaches: the ups and downs, the lessons learned along the way, how to work with parents, how to train. This group has seen it all. It's an unfiltered, unplugged conversation that comes back to this key point: on behalf of the ABCA National Office, thank you to all of the special coaches out there on the high school level who are growing young men and impacting the game, working hard for their guys. Here are four of the very best to connect with this week!

Kim Babeu introduces us to a system she uses called SPORT which encompasses both behavior and academic supports. It has lowered barriers for her anatomy and physics students so successfully at Toltecalli High School, in Tucson, AZ that their grades have gone way up. During our conversation, Kim and I explore how the system overlaps with UDL. The associated blog dives into the intentional use of the UDL framework.

We head back into the high school ranks to connect with Danny Hignight from Providence High School and Greg Simmons from Charlotte Christian School, both in North Carolina. Hignight and Simmons were paired up at this past fall’s Barnstormers Clinic in Charlotte and our staff felt that the entire listenership needed to hear from them. In this episode, we take the topic of building an elite level of culture in of our programs, from defining it specifically to detailing what it looks like across every front. Both Hignight and Simmons offer the details about what makes both of their programs stand as two of the top high school programs in North Carolina and we unpack how they build relationships with their players, their parents and even the umpires, all in an effort to hold up a first class program and make a difference in Simmons's words: "well past the seventh inning of life".

We head back into the high school ranks to connect with Danny Hignight from Providence High School and Greg Simmons from Charlotte Christian School, both in North Carolina. Hignight and Simmons were paired up at this past fall's Barnstormers Clinic in Charlotte and our staff felt that the entire listenership needed to hear from them. In this episode, we take the topic of building an elite level of culture in of our programs, from defining it specifically to detailing what it looks like across every front. Both Hignight and Simmons offer the details about what makes both of their programs stand as two of the top high school programs in North Carolina and we unpack how they build relationships with their players, their parents and even the umpires, all in an effort to hold up a first class program and make a difference in Simmons's words: "well past the seventh inning of life".

We head back into the high school ranks to connect with Danny Hignight from Providence High School and Greg Simmons from Charlotte Christian School, both in North Carolina. Hignight and Simmons were paired up at this past fall's Barnstormers Clinic in Charlotte and our staff felt that the entire listenership needed to hear from them. In this episode, we take the topic of building an elite level of culture in of our programs, from defining it specifically to detailing what it looks like across every front. Both Hignight and Simmons offer the details about what makes both of their programs stand as two of the top high school programs in North Carolina and we unpack how they build relationships with their players, their parents and even the umpires, all in an effort to hold up a first class program and make a difference in Simmons's words: "well past the seventh inning of life".

ON NYSEA LIVE!! Dave Banks calls into the show. Dave is the Executive Director of Seattle's Fellowship for Christian Athletes. He discusses his program and the importance of coaching sports the right way at the High School Level. Banks who serves as the defensive line coach at Seattle's Nathan Hale High School just stepped into the role at FCA a few short months ago. A longtime pastor, Banks played his college football at Marshall University following the tragic events that led to the movie "WE ARE MARSHALL." Dave Banks and his FCA program are committed to making sure the athletic experience reaches beyond the results on the field. He discusses his plans to support coaches and players to find a deeper meaning in their athletic participation. Talks about being a part of Cleats vs Cancer and the evolution of coaching today's youth and more. We get Derek Sparks on the phone and discuss the upcoming Football All-Star game on December 29th. A great event designated to raise money and awareness for kids like his own daughter Ze'lee Sparks who's battling cancer. Can't make it?! Donate anyway! Text "Cleats" to 41411. We are Live from the Backyard Bar. So, of course, we get some fans on the radio including Saints super fan "Parker" on the show. He talks about the exciting season and if New Orleans and Drew Brees can get back to the show. Richard David Smith III pops into the bar and joins us. I never get his name right and I have no idea why! Brain fart in effect. He's so used to it by now he doesn't even bother correcting me. Another fun night at the loud, wonderful patrons and staff at the Backyard. Last one there since MNF is over. NYSEA will be back with another Podcast after the holidays, so enjoy this one. We know we did!

In this episode of the CCA Podcast, you will get a peak inside our Monthly Q and As with Elite Members and learn: The limits of using data and analytics in scouting in high school baseballSome ideas for how you can use technology to help with your trainingThe different types of technology we are currently using for training and how we utilize themSome of the challenges high school coaches have in integrating technology into games.  .fca_eoi_form{ margin: auto; } .fca_eoi_form p { width: auto; } #fca_eoi_form_11021 input{ max-width: 9999px; }#fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_name_field_wrapper {display: none !important;}#fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_form_input_element::-webkit-input-placeholder {opacity:0.6;color:#595252;}#fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_form_input_element::-moz-placeholder {opacity:0.6;color:#595252;}#fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_form_input_element:-ms-input-placeholder {opacity:0.6;color:#595252;}#fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_form_input_element:-moz-placeholder {opacity:0.6;color:#595252;}#fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox div.fca_eoi_layout_submit_button_wrapper:hover, #fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox div.fca_eoi_layout_submit_button_wrapper input:hover {background-color:#0043ff !important;} #fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox { width:600px; } @media screen and ( max-width: 600px ) { #fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox { width:100%; } } #fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox div.fca_eoi_layout_name_field_wrapper { width:200px; } @media screen and ( max-width: 200px ) { #fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox div.fca_eoi_layout_name_field_wrapper { width:100%; } } #fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox div.fca_eoi_layout_email_field_wrapper { width:200px; } @media screen and ( max-width: 200px ) { #fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox div.fca_eoi_layout_email_field_wrapper { width:100%; } } #fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox div.fca_eoi_layout_submit_button_wrapper { width:175px; } @media screen and ( max-width: 175px ) { #fca_eoi_form_11021 .fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_postbox div.fca_eoi_layout_submit_button_wrapper { width:100%; } } div.fca_eoi_form_text_element,input.fca_eoi_form_input_element,input.fca_eoi_form_button_element{display:block;margin:0;padding:0;line-height:normal;font-size:14px;letter-spacing:normal;word-spacing:normal;text-indent:0;text-shadow:none;text-decoration:none;text-transform:none;white-space:normal;width:inherit;height:inherit;background-image:none;border:none;border-radius:0;box-shadow:none;box-sizing:border-box;transition:none;outline:none;-webkit-transition:none;-webkit-appearance:none;-moz-appearance:none;color:#000;font-family:"Open Sans", sans-serif;font-weight:normal;transition:background 350ms linear;}div.fca_eoi_form_text_element{text-align:center;}div.fca_eoi_layout_headline_copy_wrapper{font-weight:bold;}div.fca_eoi_featherlight .featherlight-close-icon{background:rgba(255, 255, 255, 0);}div.fca_eoi_layout_17,form.fca_eoi_layout_17{padding:0;padding-top:32px;}div.fca_eoi_layout_17,form.fca_eoi_layout_17{display:inline-block;box-sizing:border-box;}div.fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_widget div.fca_eoi_layout_field_wrapper,form.fca_eoi_layout_17.fca_eoi_layout_widget div.fca_eoi_layout_field_wrapper{width:100%;}div.fca_eoi_layout_17 .fca_eoi_progress,form.fca_eoi_layout_17 .fca_eoi_progress{margin-left:32px;margin-right:32px;height:24px;position:relative;background:#d8d8d8;border-radius:3px;box-shadow:1px 1px 2px 0 rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5);margin-bottom:32px;}div.fca_eoi_layout_17 .fca_eoi_progress span,form.

Very few coaches have the energy that Coach Jeffrey Berokoff has… was extremely happy when he stopped by the BCLE (Be Contagious Leadership Experience)! Coach Berokoff has successfully built strong cultures at three different high schools. After a playing career at San Diego State and Cal Baptist, Berokoff decided that he wanted to be a high school coach where he can make an impact in his players lives. In this episode we talk about his toughness, parenting, how he builds a culture and his definition of leadership! You will love his energy and enthusiasm on coaching! Sit back and enjoy the conversation! Twitter - @BerokoffBall

In this episode, we're joined by three dynamic PE teachers representing different grade levels: MIchael Morris (elementary); Mark Foellmer (middle school); and Jo Baily (high school). Whether this is your first year teaching or your umpteenth year in the profession, you'll learn some new tricks during this podcast to help with classroom management. Key takeaways include: • Examples of daily classroom routines that have been proven to work; • Tips for implementing positive incentives and praise with your students; • Suggestions for stop-and-go cues, attention-getters and grouping students; • Strategies for handling off-task behaviors; • Advice on choosing apps to help your classroom run smoother.

Caves and Prater talk to Bishop Kelly head football coach Tim Brennan on his 200th career win, and the changes he has seen over the years in high school football from the coaching side.

Today we launch Season 2 of the HoopsCircle Podcast as we have talk the latest in HS, College and Pro Sports. On today’s podcast: • Potential changes to live period events (1 weekend in April and 1 weekend in July) • High School transfers and the landscape of building “Super Teams” at the High School Level. • Changes to the NBA Landscape • NFL Predictions • College Football Predications • Selling your “Fandom” • Changes to the HoopsCircle Podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoopscirclepodcast/support

Are oboes and bassoons integral to the overall sound of bands below the high school level? Episode 241 - The Reality Of Oboes And Bassoons Below The High School Level Saturday, February 17, 2018 Host: Timothy Rausenberger www.brasstenor.com twitter.com/brasstenor itun.es/i6d62cg podchaser.com/podcasts/getting-it-done-musiceducation-539758

Good news, everyone - once again Principal Delmas has deigned to let these kids have fun! This episode is a triumph in a lot of ways - it gives Aelita a great connection to the human world, it gives William a chance to not be attached to Yumi's hip all the time, and it serves up That Good Drama as Jeremie fails to comprehend that Aelita can have interests and a social life not connected to him. The Lyoko action does kinda create a dip in the back half, but we do forgive things like that.  Tune in for only the finest goofs about Jim undergoing mitosis, naked confusion about publicly announced exam results, and, naturally, farts. ===== NOTE: Patreon has walked back its plans to increase donor fees, so we will be sticking with the service for now! The Saint Valentine's Day commentary will remain in the main feed. Thank you for your patience! ===== Questions? Comments? Email us at rttppodcast@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at @rttppodcast. Or find our bonus content on Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/supernucleargroup Cover art by the very skilled Ingram! Find their work at @ingramcomix or www.ingramcomix.com. Opener: "A World Without Danger" by Franck Keller and Ygal Amar Outro: "S'Envoler" by Herman Martin, Serge Tavitan, and The Subdigitals Read more at http://rttppodcast.libsyn.com/#3CTmukQyCCVXexhU.99

Host,  Ms. Christina Puleo, Director of Marketing and Communications, and Interim Director of Advancement, at Carmel Catholic High School in Mundelein, IL. is joined by Carmel President, Dr. Brad Bonham and Mrs. Kambra French, its Director of Mission Effectiveness. Dr. Bonham speaks to the value of Catholic education at the High School Level,  and Carmel's emphasis on incorporating Christ within, as well as outside, the classroom. Outstanding acadmics, is accompanied by the lifelong benefits of building a solid foundation and strong leadership skills  within the Catholic Faith. Mrs. French discusses the mission of Catholic education within the wider mission of the Catholic Church and creating diciples for Christ and provide moving testimonials of Carmel students and alumni.

Special Guest Chazz Woodson, He is a future MLL Hall of Fame Lacrosse player, he is a Coach for youth Lacrosse at the High School Level, he is also involved in Leadership training. Come enjoy my conversation with a living legend.The Spirit in the Stick by Neil Duffyhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003..."

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In Episode XXXI, Kolsky and Hopkins are at the KNBR studios in downtown San Francisco for a slightly abbreviated episode that includes extensive Revisions & Improvements (featuring 1980's soap operas and Harry Caray) and a new episode of Shit Happens at the High School Level (or at least something like that)… This episode IS two days late, but in a weird twist of the classic idiom it's actually a dollar in surplus!!! Enjoy!

In Episode XXIX, Kolsky and Hopkins speculate further on Hopkins' upcoming footrace with Tom Brady, wonder whether Jim Irsay got in Peyton Manning's head, ruminate on the (usually horrible) music that Major League Baseball likes to shove down our throats come playoff time and even bring back Shit Happens at the High School Level for a second straight week (recurring segment, WHAT?!)... As a bonus, today's episode answers a question as old as time, putting to rest one of the great debates in human history: which music-infused, reality-based, competition television show has the best band?!?!?! Enjoy!

Happy Holidays! As a gift to the Dangan Ronpa readers out there, an extra-long interview with orenronen, author of the Dangan Ronpa LPs. NOTE: THIS PODCAST ENTIRELY SPOILS DANGAN RONPA. DO NOT LISTEN IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THE FIRST THREAD!Thanks again to orenronen for staying up late and doing this. Sorry I'm a terrible interviewer and maybe now I can finally stop talking about this fucking game on the podcast.

In this series of episodes Gio and George are going to micro-dose the audience with Fitness & Nutrition Content. Todays Topic: Sleep George is a teacher at the High School Level and has experienced the causes of sleep deprivation in our nations youth. Gio has been prioritizing his sleep more ever since reading the book Why We Sleep? by Matthew Walker.Sleep is one of the most under appreciated facets of our lives and we need to treat it as if it is the most important‼️Follow Fitness Junkeez on IG!! https://www.instagram.com/fitnessjunkeez/Follow Gio Elmore on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gioslogic/Follow George Carmona on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_george_carmona/This is a Podcast Junkeez production recorded out of Sticky Paws Studios in Las Vegas, Nevada.