Great coaches anticipate teachable moments such as ignorance (not knowing better), arrogance (acting better than you are) and defiance (failing to respect that there are others who are better than …
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There are three things that you no doubt will have to deal with this spring – doubting yourself, an untruthful coach and stressed parents. Let's look at how all three can impact you: Doubting …
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My favorite skilled hitter of all time is Ken Griffey, Jr. who I discern was a kinesthetic learner. I’ve had the opportunity to train with JR and know him personally. He’s not much for a lot of …
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Stress brings out the best. Have you ever heard of myelin sheath? A myelin sheath is a layer that protects neurons, which transmits nerve impulses. So, basically, we perform things because our …
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Skills pay the bills. That's the reason why Major League hitters get paid so much money. They can skillfully do what fans can’t. It's the reason fans like me are empowered by watching skilled people …
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Jackie Robinson was the first Black man to play Major League Baseball in the Modern Era, but he wasn’t the first Black man to ever do it. Moses Fleetwood Walker was the first to do it. Mr. Walker made …
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