Post by dgans on Feb 10, 2015 16:45:27 GMT
This is my first official year coaching and teaching at the very tender age of 43. It has been a long road to get where I am but I made it. Although things have not gone exactly the way I hoped it to, this is extremely close to the best job I have ever had (close second behind playing). I feel completed now more than ever since I have become a coach.
I have had the awesome privilege during my career as an athlete to be coached by Hall of Fame coaches at every level. Forgive me if I miss one or two but here they are:
Dan Hooks - West-Orange Stark H.S.
Cornell Thompson - West Orange Stark H.S.
Earl Bruce - Colorado State
Ron Harms - TX A&M Kingsville
Richard Cundiff - TX A&M Kingsville
Jerry Campbell - TX A&M Kingsville
Jack Pardee - Birmingham Barracudas, Hamilton Ti-Cats, CFL
If you can imagine being under the tutelage of these football giants, I learned a lot. What's the best way to translate these experiences to show that I'm not completely new but also not condescending?
I have had the awesome privilege during my career as an athlete to be coached by Hall of Fame coaches at every level. Forgive me if I miss one or two but here they are:
Dan Hooks - West-Orange Stark H.S.
Cornell Thompson - West Orange Stark H.S.
Earl Bruce - Colorado State
Ron Harms - TX A&M Kingsville
Richard Cundiff - TX A&M Kingsville
Jerry Campbell - TX A&M Kingsville
Jack Pardee - Birmingham Barracudas, Hamilton Ti-Cats, CFL
If you can imagine being under the tutelage of these football giants, I learned a lot. What's the best way to translate these experiences to show that I'm not completely new but also not condescending?
