NO REGRETS — SEEING CHRIST IN EVERYTHING Do Not Let Yesterday’s Failure Become Tomorrow’s Identity KEY VERSE — PHILIPPIANS 3:13–14 “Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I…
FAMILY IN THE WAY JESUS DEFINED IT God Has Trusted You With Other People’s Children KEY VERSE — MATTHEW 12:50 “Whoever does the will of My Father in heaven is My brother and sister and mother.” GOSPEL…
Right Place, Right Time God Can Do Important Work in Places the World Barely Notices Key Verse — Micah 5:2 “Bethlehem Ephrath, you are one of the smallest towns in the nation of Judah. But the Lord…
Coaches Daily Affirmation 3 Your Athletes Will Feel the Difference Between Being Led and Being Used KEY VERSE — ZECHARIAH 11:7–8 “So I became the shepherd of the flock doomed to slaughter but they…
Coaches often feel immense pressure to have all the answers, from the perfect practice plan to the right words after a loss. Yet, embracing uncertainty can foster deeper trust with athletes. Jesus…
Faithful, Not Perfect You Do Not Have to Be Perfect to Change a Life A Note to Coaches I am not only a coach who loves the throwing events and loves working with young people. I am also a coach who…
A FALSE CORRECTION FOR A REAL PROBLEM You’ve heard this cue your whole throwing life. Pick a focal point down the left foul line. Hold your eyes and your upper body on it as long as you can…
Every throws circle in the country has heard some version of these four cues this week. A coach stands at the edge of the ring, watches something break down, and calls out a fix. The athlete tries to…
The Question This Article Answers Babbitt identifies “closing the door around a hinge” and “rotating the right hip and shoulder around rather than into the left hip” as key coaching observations…