Order has been restored @EatonRedsVb #statechamps #ttun #burntheship

Eaton regains 3A girls volleyball title for first time since 2020 | by @BamesJurky #copreps

This was so perfect to start the day!! 🧘🏼‍♀️ Every word is exactly how I feel about my life NOW. Thank you so much 🧎‍➡️ The love is deep within the chaous of life. You just have to get to the other side to see it all happened how it was suppose to happen when it was supposed to

What makes a great football team? 1. Talented players. 2. Competing without fear of losing. 3. Willingness to speak and hear the truth. 4. Accepting responsibility for more than yourself. 5. Aligning self-interest with team-interest.

I think the #1 issue I see with alot of the “you most condition your athletes” time of the year on X (at the high school level) is the fact it seems coaches assume if they are not doing some sort of formal conditioning program that the kids are not getting it. Also…99% of

Prioritizing the right things when you practice means leaning into discomfort.

Step by step, we make our way toward winning or losing.

The only way to avoid criticism is to be unseen, unheard, and unknown. You have to decide whether you want to produce excellence or avoid criticism. Because you can't do both.

Two different experiences of failure: 1. Those who give everything and come up short. 2. Those who never try their best for fear of failure. Only one is a loser.

Excellence is not at the finish line. It is in the effort. It does not live in the reward, but in the action.

Environments that remove struggle ruin people.

You can’t pay someone to work hard for you. I see too many athletes going to private lessons 4x a week thinking it’s going to make them elite. But at the end of the day it doesn’t payoff because they still have average work ethic. How you do the work is still the key.

“non-tryers”

Sport-specific considerations are great - but only when athletes have a foundation of training experience. When working with kids, you can throw your advanced strategies out the window and stick with the basics. Squat-hinge-lunge-push-pull is pretty universal for all sports.

Organizations screw up their culture by trying to make everyone feel good. It is not culture’s job to babysit people’s feelings. Culture’s job is to demand and drive specific behavior standards required to execute a strategy and produce desired results.

Sports boost academic performance in teens, research shows

@Scholars_Stage What people mostly don’t understand or appreciate is that you either “create” energy or you “catch” it. Energy needs a source. If it is not coming from within you, then you depend on it coming from outside you. Create your own energy = The most important skill in the world.

When older players are willing to help out younger players... When starters are willing to help out their backups... That is when you know you have a championship culture! #CultureMatters

The people addicted to mediocrity outnumber the people committed to excellence, but the people committed to excellence outproduce the people addicted to mediocrity.