Parisi Coach, Joe Grunvald, shares the single most important aspect of coaching – showing how much you care.
80/20 Rule for Education
If you’ve coached anyone through anything, you’ve probably come across the 80/20 rule. You know, the classic 80% of the time you should do this and 20% of the time you should do that. The 80/20 rule is probably 2 days older than dirt, but as a timeless cliche, it holds many truths. For example… …
It’s About the Whole Athlete
Parisi Coach and Program Director, Heather Vowell, shares her insight on how to successfully train youth athletes.
Being a DJ Made Me a Better Coach
Find out why Casey Lee and Sully Parker are better coaches because of their experience as a DJ.
How to Start Training Youth Athletes
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Parisi Athletes COMMIT!
It’s that time of year again, and Parisi athletes across the country are taking their game to the next level with college athletics. Congratulations to all our athletes for the rewards of your hard work and good luck as you enter the next phase of your athletic career. As always, thank you to our incredible …
Don’t Stop Learning, Never Be Complacent
Parisi Coach, Harley Ryder, shares his advice after being in the fitness industry for more than 20 years.
The Art of Team Training
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Resistance for Max Speed Training
Parisi Coaches Casey Lee and Sully Parker discuss resistance training techniques for max speed sessions.
4 Thoughts for Better Coaching
I remember my first real coaching job some 30 years ago (I know I am getting old). I was horrible. I over thought everything and tried to be the perfect coach, when if I had just relaxed and been myself, I would not have been so horrible. I was not patient with myself or the …
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Cues and Context
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6 Ways Coaches Can Build Positive Relationships With Athletes
Coaches in many ways are like parents. Many of the attributes that make a great parent also make a great coach. The love our athletes have for us and the love we show our athletes turn those relationships into lifelong endeavors. 1. Benevolence A coach must care about his or her athletes. The coach that …
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