Cultivating Passionate Participants When I was younger, I couldn’t wait for the next season to start, and it didn’t matter for what sport. Baseball was my first choice, but basketball, football, soccer, and wrestling were all big in my house.
Cutting To The Core Of Your Character I do some consulting work regarding the completion and structure of bid documents and contracts. Unlike my previous career in government work, these private-sector clients can make decisions based on emotion and preference. This article is for Members only
Cultivating Courage Growing up, I played just about every sport imaginable, and I’m glad I did. I loved baseball from the start and was lucky to play all through high school. Everything about the game fascinated me. This article is for Paid-members only
The Power Of Decency Doctors agreed that, after President Ronald Reagan survived a 1981 assassination attempt, his memory was diminished. (Years later, he was formally diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.) This article is for Paid-members only
Sidelining Spectators On a recent drive to work, I decided to write a column about the importance of coaches and administrators knowing about heat illness and how to help prevent it in youth sports. Living in South Florida, I always found the subject intriguing. This article is for Members only
Eyes On The Road I recently saw a truck commercial where the driver took his hands off the wheel and began to play patty-cake by himself. This article is for Members only
Golden Values One reason I love writing this column is it reminds me to step back, reminisce, and write about the youth sports experience. This article is for Paid-members only
Twists And Turns For Wild Rivers Spanning 20 acres, featuring 20 thrilling attractions, and serving as the largest waterpark project in the western U.S. in the past decade, Wild Rivers in Irvine, Calif., is a years-in-the-making community destination.
A Baffling Bill This headline recently appeared in North Carolina: “NC senators propose eliminating participation trophies for youth sports.”
Keep Your Cartoons Cartoon me has no history, no past. He never went to school, never had friends, was never married, and had no children. He smiles on cue and never loses sleep over stress or pressure. Sometimes I wish I could live like cartoon me—resistant to pain and difficulties.
Get Participants In The Door Parks and recreation departments are critical to the overall well-being of communities. Residents are encouraged to get physical and mental exercise through classes, activities, and equipment provided by these departments. This article is for Paid-members only
