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November/December 2017
Features Building Bridges: How coach Ben Jones successfully led Mississippi's first integrated high school football team Committed to Excellence: Minnesota high school dedicated to athletes on and off the playing surfaces Fundraising for the...
Coach & AD columnist David Hoch awarded NFHS citation
Coach & Athletic Director columnist David Hoch this summer was among 15 high school activities leaders to receive a National Federation of State High School Associations Citation. [caption id="attachment_24578" align="alignright" width="275"] ...
July/August 2017
Features Attacking with the onside kick: Why more football coaches should reconsider their special teams approach Volleyball: Creating competitive game-like drills The AD's summer checklist: Eight things you can't forget before the fall spor...
June 2017
Features Eight-man football: Participation decline sparks interest in nontraditional game Sports product education section Basketball — Power Rebounding: Philosophy and drills to improve players at the boards Rebounding from ACL injurie...
April/May 2017
Departments Between the Lines: Team captains must not be normal A.D.Ministration: Developing and sustaining quality coaches Powerline: Five training tips all coaches must know | Six nutritional tips Sports Medicine Spotlight: Is foot pro...
The work-life balancing act of athletic directors
To say the responsibilities and workload of an athletic administrator are demanding would be a gross understatement. It would be more accurate to describe it as unrelenting and, at times, overwhelming. Even if you are exceptionally organized and work...
February 2017
Features A new era of coaching — Examining non-traditional approaches to strength development Four critical vitamins and minerals Louder than words — Why visual demonstrations, body language matter to athletes Unbreakable defense — ...
Handling frustration in the athletic director position
As an athletic administrator, one of the first things you're going to realize is that life can be frustrating. But you don’t have to suffer those occasions as long as you understand the dynamics behind them. That being said, you need to develop an ...
Since athletic directors do, and should, have a different vision of athletics, consider the following items when measuring the success of your program.
Measuring the success of your athletic program
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For high school and college athletic directors, measuring the success ...