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HS Athletes: When you're 25 you're going to realize that the people who demanded your best were also the ones who cared about you the most
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Michaele Klein
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Michaele Klein
@AmaroKlein
loves God, my husband and mom of 3, loves following baseball and softball
Fresno, CA Katılım Şubat 2014
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Barkley dropped truth 💯
We used to CELEBRATE coaches like Pitino & Izzo. Now it’s clip-chasing to shame greatness 🤦♂️
Players don’t need soft… they need being coached hard and accountability . They need adversity. That’s LIFE.
#CoachesEdge #CBB
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Ben McCollum shares what it feels like to be around first-place people and a first-place culture.
"I went to Northwest Missouri State, and my first practice with Steve Tapmeyer - best coach I've ever been around - I sat there and I'm like, 'This is what first place feels like. This is what a first-place culture feels like. This is what first-place people feel like.'"
That was the wake-up call. He realized what first-place people have:
"They've got an extreme work ethic. They've got an edge to 'em that other people don't - a competitive spirit."
Then he quoted John Thompson:
"You can tame a fool a lot quicker than you can resurrect a corpse...We want guys with a little edge to 'em."
You can coach skills, but you can't coach competitive spirit. You don't want to consistently coach their effort and attitude.
The last thing they look for: Energy givers.
"Over the years, we found that guys that are moody don't make it in our program."
"If you're moody, if you have low energy, if you suck the life out of the building - you don't make it."
Talent isn't enough. Your energy matters. Your attitude matters.
Successful people have a competitive edge, they bring energy, and they look to consistently get better.
They raise the standard through what they do.
(🎥 Watts Happening Podcast)
Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness@coachajkings
Ben McCollum knows that to change your team - it starts with the people and the culture. • 4 national titles at Northwest Missouri State. • Drake's first NCAA win in 50 years. Now Iowa's first Sweet 16 in 27 years. Here's how he builds culture: (📌Bookmark this)
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Wow! I pray all athletes are thinking the same way!
Ben McKee@benmckee14
Nate Ament: "It's one of the reasons I chose Tennessee because of Coach Barnes and his faith. ... as a team, you're trying to glorify something bigger than yourself. And, ultimately, something that is Jesus Christ and is God can only lead to good things. When you're playing for something other than your own glory and the glory of others, the glory of your teammates, the glory of Christ, only good things can happen from there if you're being selfless and trying to take care of each other."
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"If I'm hiring a coach, I'm hiring a culture builder. Every coach will know the game but can they connect, communicate a clear vision, hire/recruit/develop people well, multiply their leadership? Coaching is about X's and O's. Leadership is about culture."
~ via @KevinDeShazo
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This right here…parents! Help your player succeed, by being real. The next level is a different monster, this is a game of failure. Just cause they have played every inning, doesn’t mean they will at the next level! They will have to put in the work physically and mentally!
Patrick Jones@pjonesbaseball
I had a conversation with a Power 4 college coach who’s been doing this for 25+ years. We were talking about the mentality of high school players during the recruiting process. Here’s what he told me: “What these kids don’t realize is… I don’t care how many followers you have. I don’t care how many home runs you hit in travel ball. I don’t care how many offers you have. I don’t care about your ranking. I don’t care how hard you can hit a ball. I don’t care about your metrics. The only thing I care about is this: Are you going to produce in between those white lines when we play this season?” Then he said something else that hit: “They’ve been so protected that the first time they fail, they quit… or they transfer.” And here’s the part that matters. The biggest development mistake I see? Players don’t plan for failure. They plan for success. They visualize success. They expect success. But they don’t prepare for 0-4. They don’t prepare for getting booed. They don’t prepare for sitting the bench. They don’t prepare for struggling for 3 weeks. So when it happens — and it will — they panic. Instead of executing a pre-made plan, they try to create one while emotional. That never works. Failure is coming. The question is: Did you already decide how you’re going to handle it?
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My Guy! Love this dude to the moon.
You keep swinging it sir!!!!!
WKU Baseball@WKU_Baseball
Tops take a 10-5 lead over Louisville 🔥 📺: @ESPNPlus | @JPAcosta15
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@DennisR1930009 @EricLDaugh The question is…when they find all his fraud mistakes???? What type of punishment will he get?
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🚨 BREAKING: Nick Shirley confirms his California investigation is DROPPING TOMORROW
Gavin Newsom is about to have his CAREER ENDED 🔥
Millions of people are watching!
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HILLCATS WIN!⚾️
No. 24 Hillcat Baseball dominates in a 13-3 run-rule win over Northeastern State to open the series.
Contreras: 5 RBI, R, 4 H
Spainhoward: 3 RBI, R, 3 H
Gutierrez: 2 SB, 2 R, 2 H
#BacktotheHill
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Mi madre me llamó 17 veces esa noche.
Yo estaba ocupado.
Tengo 29.
Ella 58.
No era urgente.
Eso pensé.
Estaba en una reunión.
Luego en el gimnasio.
Después salí con amigos.
—Luego la llamo —dije.
No llamé.
A las 11:43 pm entró otro mensaje.
“Cuando puedas, hijo.”
Nada más.
Sin drama.
Sin reclamos.
Al día siguiente desperté tarde.
Tenía 4 llamadas perdidas de un número desconocido.
Era el hospital.
—Su madre ingresó anoche —dijo una voz tranquila.
Sentí un vacío en el estómago.
—¿Está bien?
Silencio breve.
—Llegó sola. Dijo que no quería molestar a su hijo.
Manejé sin sentir las manos.
La encontré en una camilla.
Con oxígeno.
Con los ojos cerrados.
Cuando me vio, sonrió.
—Estabas ocupado —susurró.
Quise explicarle.
Quise justificarme.
Quise mentir.
No pude.
Me tomó la mano.
—Tranquilo. Ya pasó.
Eso dolió más que cualquier reclamo.
Se recuperó.
Volvió a casa.
Pero algo cambió en mí.
Esa noche revisé mi historial de llamadas.
Durante años, siempre era ella quien llamaba primero.
Siempre era ella quien insistía.
Siempre era ella quien esperaba.
Yo solo respondía cuando podía.
Mientras manejaba de regreso entendí algo que nadie te advierte:
El día que tus padres dejan de llamarte tanto…
no es porque aprendieron a respetar tu espacio.
Es porque aprendieron a vivir sin él.
Y hay silencios que no vuelven a sonar igual.
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On Senior Night, dads threw the final pitch, letters were read, and moms were waiting at home plate. What a sendoff 🥹 (via heyhannahgoetz/TT)
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That reply left an indelible mark.
🎤 drop
👊🏼🙌🏽
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I've made ads for the Super Bowl before. Spent millions to make them and air them during the Big Game.
But this one -- this is the one that made the most impact. Zero media dollars. 40m views. Because it speaks the truth.
Ban us all you want.
Truth outs in the end.
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The best Super Bowl commercial of all-time.
Hits me very time thinking of my dad & grandfather.
Salute to all the farmers out there. 🫡
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