Building bigger scoreboards

Telling score might be the least impressive feature of scoreboards these days. If your stadium doesn’t have the ability to play back in-game highlights or update scores from throughout the conference, you might be behind the curve. An athletic administrator’s first thought might be that such significant upgrades are too expensive for the program, especially … Continue reading Building bigger scoreboards

How new products can keep your program running smoothly

These new technology-driven products can keep your program running smoothly by managing stats, schedules, video and broadcasts.

Leveraging technology to become a better coach

Technology continues to revolutionize every aspect of our daily lives and has bled its way into the sports industry — especially for coaches. Fortunately, the integration of technology provides a new lens on the advancement of coaching while greatly impacting the job from virtually every angle. This makes it imperative for coaches to learn how … Continue reading Leveraging technology to become a better coach

Motivating Moments: Ken Mannie offers tips to aspiring strength coaches

Michigan State University strength coach Ken Mannie offered some words of wisdom to aspiring strength coaches at his recent clinic, including the value of developing trust and why it’s critical to establish “separation qualities.”

A recipe for failure

Too often, we set up our athletes for failure. We lose sight of their needs and place our own egos, agendas and vision ahead of the athletic and character growth of our athletes.

Here’s what we can do to fix it.