Coach's Vision

BUILDING THE ATHLETE FIRST—MAGNUS NORMAN ON GUIDING TENNIS PLAYERS FROM GOOD TO GREAT

In the world of youth athletics, the word “great” often describes what is, in fact, much closer to ordinary. Great job, […]

Coaching youth sports, I operate with a handful of “All the Time” principles: have fun, never quit, and do no harm. These principles

The stadium is packed with 50,000 boisterous fans. The athletes—locked in a battle of grit, guile, and absolute strength—have competed

Mike Holloway isn’t going anywhere. After guiding the Florida Gators’ track teams to eight national championships and 14 SEC titles,

Midway through the first day of classroom work for my U.S. Soccer D License, there was a mutiny. The course

The Scene: April 2018. Del Mar, California. The first spring practice to kick off the Flex soccer team’s second competitive

Matt Rhea is a speed guy. A PhD in fact, focusing on performance enhancements largely centered on making athletes faster

“If you’ve got speed, you can figure out how to jump. It’s just not that complicated to me.” Power, velocity,

When someone tells you who they are, listen. Lawrence “Boogie” Johnson—the 2013 USA Track & Field Coach of the Year and current

Let’s get this out of the way from the get-go—Ryan Steenberg is not normal. It’s not normal to drive a