Mental Skills Corner: Performing Under Pressure – It Starts in Practice! by Ray Lauenstein Jim Donnan, who writes about college football for ESPN.com, had a very good point in his column about getting the most out of spring football practice…
by Ray Lauenstein Momentum…what is it…can you stop it…can you regain it? Hard to define, elusive, yet you know when you have it, and you know when you don’t. Momentum. Change is one way to define it – changes in…
by Larry Beckish This is an excerpt from the book "I Believe in Cream, Apples, and Football – Thoughts for Coaches". The most valuable lesson I learned about coaching came from Frank Howard, Clemson's legendary head football coach who led…
Vince Lombardi Vince Lombardi, legendary coach of the Green Bay Packers and winner of two Super Bowls is considered by many to be the greatest coach in NFL history. Lombardi also served as Head Football Coach of the Washington Redskins)…
This article was written by Jim Reese. Jim was a quarterback and assistant coach at the University of Minnesota and is now retired and lives in Tampa, Florida, where he reports on sports for a local newspaper. I was covering…
Initially championed by Jack Welsh and GE Corporation in 1985, Six Sigma is a highly disciplined, project-based approach to attaining perfection. There's probably no better application for these principles and approaches than in coaching - specifically in turnaround situations. Through…