I had a conversation today with a football coach that admitted he had forgotten a certain facet in the teaching of a scheme. Automatically the following came out of my mouth: "You know the game has a way of humbling us,

Todd Gongwer pretty well sums up what a coach does and is in 40 characters or less

Yes, our game of football is under attack. Yes, the main "villain" is the concussion topic. And yes, because of head injuries our game has become safer and is definitely taught better today. Proponents of saving our game keep pointing to the verbal def...

The Webster's definition of a work-around: of a plan or method to circumvent a problem (as in computer software) without eliminating it. - Another way of putting it: Impromptu procedure developed to counteract unanticipated problem or shortcoming in a...

The quote in the title seems it would be suited for a Vince Lombardi  like comment in a motivational speech. If I closed my eyes and closely listen to the words in the quote I would imagine they are referring to the practice rituals performed from of a...

Hellen Keller would have been a heck of a coach. I hold onto her words and thoughts and what she was able to achieve in the face of long odds against her. - The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be ...

Ed Orgeron sums it up pretty well. - “I’ve never thought that coaching was a job. I’ve dug ditches for Lafourche Telephone Co. I’ve shoveled shrimp. THOSE are jobs.” - If you've coached very long, and have been doing it for the right reasons,

If you assume that there is no hope, you guarantee that there will be no hope.  If you assume that there is an instinct for freedom, that there are opportunities to  change things, then there is a possibility that you can contribute to making a bette...

Character Wins! —A Football Journey with Darrick Ware An athlete's journey to winning character Every week  The Coaching Process Wins podcast will devote its time to diving deep into the previous #TXHSFBCHAT.

We are never going to live life in the future — but we can plan We are never going to live life in the past — but we learn Present. Life is a Present — We DO live there Psalm 23 1 The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing.