Ella’s Why
Hi, my name is Ella Dimmick, I am a rising Junior at Brunswick Highschool. I am a competitive synchronized ice skater. Synchronized skating is a team
“COACH” did THIS [rec basketball story]
Last year at a basketball game I witnessed what is wrong with youth sports. A coach who was more focused on himself than the kids on his team. I
I IMAGINE…[parent/coach/athlete must read]
I want to share with you one of my FAVORITE exercises to do. I do it for my family, my finances, my career, and in this case, my purpose in life to
Make Your Mess Your Message
I think the reason so many kids struggle with identity and through adversity is because these two truths have not yet sunk it… Your mess becomes your
Riley Johnson’s Why
Hi, my name is Riley Johnson, I am a junior at Urbana High School and soon to be a Racer, as I am committed to play D1 soccer at Murray State in
My Kid’s Self-beliefs Are Holding Them Back
A teacher named Judy decided to accept a position at a new middle school. Upon arriving, the administration assigned her a classroom of about 20 child
Meet Greg, The 19 Year Old LEADER
There are some kids out there who truly do want to step out and LEAD. Like Greg. They feel it on the inside, they want to be different. Greg, in my
This Young Lady Was Crushed…
Sarah is a young lady I work with. She just got home from her freshman year of college, she was crushed… Here is what happened: 1st: A knee injury in
Julie’s Why
Julie Brisbane’s dreams of playing collegiate basketball began early — she started playing in third grade and has been serious about it ever since
The BIG 3: Confident, Courageous, Successful
PARENT GOAL #1: NOTICEABLY MORE CONFIDENT To me, this means a kid does not question themselves as much as they used to. It means that they have a