TCS 024: Skye Eddy Bruce Founder, SoccerParenting.com and Former All-American Goalkeeper

  Session 024 features an interview with Skye Eddy Bruce, Founder, SoccerParenting.com.  Additionally, she is also a former All-American goalkeeper, professional player, and collegiate coach.  Skye also holds her USSF "B" license and USSF National Goalkeeper License. Lastly, Skye is also an active youth coach, soccer parent and coach educator.     In this particular episode, you

TCS 018: Ian Goldberg, Founder & CEO of iSport360

  Session #18 features Ian Goldberg, Founder & CEO of iSport360 - a web-based platform that brings objective standards, fair assessments, and quality parent-coach feedback to the world of youth sports.     In this particular session, you will learn:   How Ian came up with the idea of iSport360. The potential impact iSport360 could have

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TCS 016: Deb Fiske, Former UConn Basketball Player, Current A.D. Kingswood Oxford School

        Session #16 features an interview with, Deb Fiske, Athletic Director, Kingswood Oxford School.  Deb also played college basketball at UConn and worked at the University of St. Joseph's in many capacities.   In this particular session, you will learn: How Deb went from high school ball in PA to the Final

Repetition, repetition, repetition…

December 17, 2015 Chris LeGates, Tackling College Sports Co-Host   Mark and I recently interviewed Ashley McDonough, head volleyball coach at Knox College on our podcast - she reminded me of all the things that are great about college coaching.  Ashley had a positivity and vigor about her that made you never doubt that she

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TCS 013: Ashley McDonough, Head Coach, Knox College Women’s Volleyball

    Session #13 features an interview with Ashley McDonough, Head Coach, Women's Volleyball ~ Knox College.   In this particular session, you will learn: The pros and cons of playing & coaching at a smaller institution. Best advice for parents and student-athletes from Ashley's perspective. How Ashley recruits for prospective players. What type of

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TCS 012: Tim White, Athletic Trainer ~ University of Michigan, Owner, Whitehouse Athletics

      Session #12 features an interview with Tim White, Athletic Trainer, University of Michigan, Sports Psychology Coach, Strength Conditioning Coach and, Owner of Whitehouse Athletics.   In this particular episode, you will learn: The mental aspects of injury and rehabilitation as it relates to student-athletes. Tim's thoughts on rest. Are student-athletes being pushed

The Essential Piece of the Puzzle (and how it almost did not happen)

The Essential Piece of the Puzzle (and how it almost did not happen) July 9, 2015 By Chris LeGates, Tackling College Sports Co-Host By now, we all have heard many stories about athletes who have initially failed at one time or another and then have achieved greatness. Mark and I enjoyed our recent interview with

TCS 010: Dr. Jim Taylor, Psychology of Performance in Business, Sport, and Parenting

        Session #10 features an interview with Dr. Jim Taylor, an internationally recognized authority on the psychology of performance in, business, sport, and parenting.   In this particular episode you will learn: What is the right time to introduce sports psychology to student-athletes What makes some thrive under pressure while others seem to

TCS 008: Tom Stebbins, Head Women’s Diving Coach, UCLA

        In session 008, we speak with Tom Stebbins, Head Coach for the UCLA Women’s Diving Team.   In this particular episode you will learn:   Tom’s background as a diver and how he got into coaching What he looks for when recruiting student-athletes How he feels about the constant connection to

The Game As The Teacher

    The Game as the Teacher May 26, 2015 By Chris LeGates, Tackling College Sports Co-Host A few months back Kobe Bryant criticized AAU basketball programs for the lack of technical development in basketball players in the United States. Bryant, who was raised in Italy for many years, had seen how the youth development

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