About your football coach

Coaching has been a part of me ever since I started playing football at a young age. I even coached up my own teammates in high school and college whenever we had the time during or after practice. It has always been in my intentions to make the athletes want to become better, greater. I started by coaching the High School Powderpuff Games for my junior and senior years. Once I had the realization that coaching is what i desire to do, it became easier from there on. I've continued my experience by coaching freshman high school football for a couple of summers. That got me to understand the levels of play better for all age groups and skill groups. I also had the pleasure of participating in a program at CMU coaching children between the ages of 6-12 for a few semesters. The experience of seeing all those children having fun while getting better and working hard at their position brought towards myself a feeling of accomplishment that has driven me to the coach I am today. My athletes aren't the only ones who get better at their position. I, as a coach, can only get better at my own position by learning from my athletes. I am very capable of coaching all age groups and level of skill so i can improve them. I've learned that high school coaches focus on one team, but not as much on the individuals that make up the team. I have gained great technique and time experience from my personal coaches, which allows me to focus on the individual athlete. So that athlete can be the best of the best with no limitations. Limitations and impossibilities are simply man made ideas designed to slow down or stop the human potential. If you always put limits on what you can do, physically or anything else, it'll spread over into the rest of your life. It'll spread into your work, into your morality, into your entire being. There are no limits. There are plateaus, but you must not stay there. You must go beyond them. A man must constantly exceed his level.