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Tips on Teaching Players to Evaluate Film footballtoolbox.net/offense/…
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ICYMI: “According to the latest research, the single biggest risk factor that predicts whether or not a young athlete gets injured is specialization or competing in one sport for more than eight months a year. ”
Encourage multi-sport participation
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8 Benefits for Kids Who Play Football activekids.com/parenting-and… #ACTIVEkids #supportthesport @AvalonFootball @FootballCanada
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#Raiders could play #NFL exhibition game in #Regina 3downnation.com/2019/03/04/r… #Saskatchewan #YQR #Riders #CFL #Oakland #LasVegas #Vegas #RaiderNation
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The winter cold can't last forever! Spring is just around the corner and our 2019 programs are open for registration. Find out how to register and what programs are right for you!
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During pre-game interview, John Tavares asked how he deals with negativity & says the "Man in the Arena" quote from Theodore Roosevelt has always resonated with him
"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles ..."
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A few of our great @USPORTSca women representing at the @nfl Careers in Football Forum #DiversityIsStrength
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Encouraging others isn’t hard. Words of support, and acknowledging someone’s efforts, helps us all go out and try harder to do better. Don’t be frugal with your applause or “you can do this!”. Costs you zero and can make a huge diff to someone trying.
Let’s start there
Morning!!
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My AD shared this with me. If an athlete loves his sport he should try to master these 10 things.
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The early days with Coach Dan. Learning full hip extension and proper blow deliver on the unforgiving #Crowther. Training Camp 2003. #ThankYouCoach #Oline #Football
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Study reveals that playing HS football is just as safe as band, glee club, or choir footballscoop.com/news/study…
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Players: Your athletic career is most likely temporary; your character lasts a lifetime. The person you are is far more important than the player you are. What are your habits? Are you grateful, humble, honest. Do you care for others? Be someone people respect on & off the court.
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Kids do NOT care about bad referees unless the adults do. Period.
If the adults (coaches/parents) focus on the refs, then the kids will too.
Whining, complaining and blaming referees is something weak minded people do.
Referees, good or bad, are just part of the game.
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So what SHOULD parents do during games?
Cheer/praise great EFFORT & positive ATTITUDES.
Emphasize being coachable, a great teammate & having fun.
Focus on development (process), not winning/losing (outcome).
Smile and enjoy watching your child do something they enjoy ❤️
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The ONLY way for kids to benefit from sports and have a positive experience is by respecting these roles:
Coaches coach
Players play
Referees officiate
Parents encourage/support
The moment anyone gets out of their lane and tries to do someone else’s job - we have a problem!
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The parents are the problem, and it's creating a generation of youth athletes who're missing out on many of the values sports can create. Here are four ways us parents cause trouble with the way we raise our youth athletes today.
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The American Medical Society for Sports Medicine just concluded
"Former high school football players show no difference in cognitive function testing and have lower depression scores when compared to non-contact sport controls."
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If you strap on a helmet in the fall, you should be lacing up spikes in the spring. stack.com/a/football-run-tra…
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#motivation believe in yourself
























