In the The Hunger Games trilogy, the catchphrase throughout the series is, ‘may the odds be ever in your favor.’ Of course they weren’t, but
Through our years of playing, coaching, and basically living, we’ve all heard many motivational speeches and had one-on-one talks given to us. Some have been
College track and field is an under-funded sport. Athletic aid is hard to come by, and full athletic scholarship is a rarity. Most college track
See Part 1 of this series here. Everyone loves to win. Though some can deal with losses better than others, I think it’s fair to
See part 1 in this series: Dad, I Need Grit: Who are our kids playing for? Allow failure to work its magic. When your child
Who do our kids play for? I have heard it said that grit is where passion meets perseverance. Who knows what our kids will become passionate
By: Kendrique Coats, Owner of Coats Performance Early sports specialization seems to be the moneymaker these days, and why not? As numbers increase in youth
Do you want to play sports at the next level? Getting recruited to play sports in college can be a difficult process for many high
Some seasons are full of wins, and others are filled with lessons; each of them present the opportunity for youth athletes to grow. Let’s take
I’ve had my share of coaching difficult athletes, and I’ve learned that, a lot of times, it has nothing to do with you as the coach.
In an article I read some years ago on Economic Competition, a reader posted about how he hated competition, and the world would be a
Athletes work hard to become the best. Drills, skill building, exercises, training, etc., are all done to become the best. Athletes do this to be
