Coaching

You don’t just coach kids you teach them things that they don’t know. They should go home learning new things everyday, and telling their parents that they like the sport and they want to keep doing it. This is what makes a coach want to keep coaching. The job duties of of a coach are big. They have a lot of weight on there shoulders. like for example they have to plan, organize and conduct practices and sessions. They analyze each and every kid's strengths and weaknesses, they have to…

Imagine standing up in front of 50000 people coaching the #1 team in the SEC. When I was growing up I imagined being a college coach. I choose this career because I had a lot of people help me when I was growing up, so now it’s my turn to help others, when they become young adults. Everyday as a child I always heard that you have to give back, so that’s what i am doing while I coach. Coaching have many responsibilities. When becoming a coach you just don’t deal with their players, they have to…

I am very interest in the Junior Varsity Women’s Basketball coaching position for the 2018/19 season. I am a Sophomore on the High Point Women’s Basketball team and a former GRACE Varsity Basketball Alumni. Mr. David Taylor informed me about the opening in this position. I believe in the mission statement of GRACE Christian School and I would be excited about the opportunity to coach at this school. Throughout my basketball careers at GRAC Christian School and High Point University I have…

The chapters I chose are chapter fourteen Coaching Others from Emotionally Intelligent Leadership by Marcy Levy Shankman, Scott J. Allen and Paige Haber-Curran. I also looked at chapter seven When to Raise it from Difficult Conversations by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, and Shelia Heen. I chose the first reading because I feel that my strengths lay with coaching others. I chose the second reading because I feel that the area that I need to work on is having difficult conversations especially…

sports. From an early age I loved everything about sports. So that’s why what better career choice then coaching. It gives me a chance to give back and try to help others love sports and appreciate them as much as I do. If I do become a coach I would be either a soccer or baseball coach because those are the two sports I know the most about considering I have played them all of my life. Coaching does not just allow someone to teach the elements of the game but also helps teach life lessons and…

Coaching Missionaries & National Pastors By D. J. Mingo Regularly, people describe me as a missionary counselor. To be sure, we offer biblical counselling to our missionaries and their national pastors. When preferring the term “coaching” a disconnect often follows. Professional Christian Leadership Coaching is a wonderful tool helping our missionaries discover their Kingdom Potential for their lives and ministries. In Matthew 6:33, Jesus commanded us, “Seek first his Kingdom of God, and…

Leading with the Heart Review by Matthew Schneider Concordia University Irvine MCAA 573 April 29, 2017 Professor Ken Ammann In the book Leading with the Heart by Coach Krzyzewski has great insight on coaching and how to be a better coach. He has great insight on how to be a leader of a team. Coach Krzyzewski has great advice on how to deal with coaches, players, and everyone around the team. The book gives background information on Coach Krzyzewski and how his early life…

for the greater good of the team the player must be able to put their ego’s behind them for the team to succeed. This task cannot be acquired if the player does not believe in the coach and vise versa. A coach needs to have a ratio or balance when coaching. If one had too much tough love the player might think that you don’t like them, but on the other hand if one never gets on the player’s case one will get walked all over. When I was in high school we had an offensive line coach that just…

This individual and I coached together for two seasons and were fortunate enough to experience a high amount of success. During our time together, I noticed how much effort and passion he/she put into every coaching responsibility. Whether it was drills, pep talks, coaching third base, arguing with the umpire, etc., he/she went above and beyond any other coach I had ever seen. Moreover, after getting to know her/him, I began to learn just how important playing sports was to him/her while…

ultimate goal was to help them develop a deep love for the game, and inspire them to work on their own and become better. I wanted to show the girls I trained that through hard work and dedication, it is possible to become extraordinary at anything. By coaching these kids, I feel as though I am sparking an interest in a sport they could truly enjoy. Soccer is a wonderful game that should be experienced by everyone. Anything I can do to pass my love of it onto to someone else is truly a great…