I instruct an introductory class in teaching all-levels physical education. This class is for college graduates trying to attain teaching certification in the state of Texas. During our class, one of the fellows who all ready is coaching and teaching in Louisiana, told the class about a knee injury his son had received during football. The knee was swollen and included pain to the touch. The coach continued to explain his plans to take him to the orthopedic doctor the next day. Coach’s son is an outstanding athlete with collegiate playing aspirations, so Coach was understandably worried over the injury.
Gear Up To Be A Pool Shark
Categories: Uncategorized | June 19th, 2008 | by admin | no comments
Every budding pool player wants to be the next Karen Corr or F. P. Chau. To be sponsored, to have your own line of cues, to win the major tournaments - it’s not an impossible dream with enough practice. This dream of making it on the pool circuit may have grabbed you from the first moment you saw the movie The Hustler with Paul Newman, or the first time you picked up a battered bar room cue. You’ve played on hundreds of tables, under all kinds of conditions. Maybe you’re even in your local pool league. If you’ve been honing your game at your local pool hall, you’re going to need the right equipment to take your game to the next level.
The Best Baseball Websites
Categories: Uncategorized | April 17th, 2008 | by admin | no comments
My favorite baseball websites are as follows (no particular order):
Not taking the major leagues into account, baseball is played all over the United States. You can find minor league teams in towns and cities all across the country. Baseball America is a great source for finding out about your favorite major league team’s farm system. They provide comprehensive lists of players, sortable stats and commentary for all minor league teams. They also do a fine job covering college baseball, which is growing rapidly in popularity.
Planning Soccer Practice Effectively
Categories: Uncategorized | April 9th, 2008 | by admin | no comments
Many youth soccer coaches have coached multiple seasons and they feel comfortable with their knowledge about soccer and coaching. This comfort leads them to believe they know everything they need to know about coaching soccer and they become far too complacent simply “winging it” during practice.
If you are one of these coaches, you are doing your players a great disservice because the simple fact is, your players will not learn as much if you don’t plan practice beforehand. A plan will allow you to put together a list of topics you hope to teach your team and cover as much ground as possible during the season.