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Honoring Your Program

Posted 09/12/2016 by Ryan Willi
Topics: Banners & Flags Record Boards
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Yesterday’s home runs may not count in today’s game, but yesterday’s games play a huge role in defining your program’s legacy. Legacies are born from hard work, dedication and a series of defining moments in competition. Just about every classic sports movie from Hoosiers to Remember the Titans builds up to a defining moment when the athletes rally together to defy the odds. These defining moments inspire current athletes to stay hungry and accomplish seemingly impossible goals, while also setting the bar high for the athletes of tomorrow.

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Setting SMART Goals this Football Season

Posted 08/29/2016 by Ryan Willi
Topics: Banners & Flags Record Boards
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When it comes to goals, Michael Jordan said it best when he said, “I’m a firm believer in goal setting. Step by step. I can’t see any other way of accomplishing anything.” As a coach, helping your athletes set real, tangible goals could fall by the wayside, especially when you only see them for a couple of hours a day. However, teaching your players how to set SMART goals can bolster their performance on the field, improve their achievements in the classroom, and prepare them to set goals in life. Here are the criteria for setting SMART goals for your team this season.

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Training Tips to Beat the Summer Heat

Posted 07/26/2016 by Ryan Willi
Topics: Record Boards
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We are in the throes of summer, and the heat can be detrimental to your offseason training. Balancing the need for next season’s preparation and athlete safety can be a real challenge. We put together a handful of tips for those grueling summer months that will keep your teams ready to compete during this coming fall season.

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