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Baseball Instructional Video & Tip

August 31, 2007 by Kenney · Leave a Comment 

Check out this cool Baseball Sports Instruction video by www.BaseballCoachOne.com.


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Hope you enjoyed the video and really learned a lot.

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Kenney Jr.
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Future Coaches – A Real “Ace” Athlete’s Philosophy

August 30, 2007 by Kenney · Leave a Comment 

The drive to bring out the champion in himself and in others separates the real “ace” athlete from mere athletic players. The philosophy is that,

“The kind of champions you raise up is dependent on the kind of champion you are.”

This philosophy ought to be in your heart and mind always to bring out the ace athlete in you. You must strive to be the best you can be so that what you produce later in others will be the same as, if not better than, you.

Hence, you must train for life. You must increase your level of excellence so as not to compromise the quality of the athletes you will train.

You may ask, “How can you excel in training and Read more

Real “Ace” Athletes Must be “Fathered”

August 26, 2007 by Kenney · 1 Comment 

flat.jpgHaving a coach to see and guide you through a competition is not enough to be an ace athlete. Someone must coach you until you reach mastery. That someone ought to be a real athlete himself, coached or “fathered” through a long process by a qualified “father” in athletic training.

A “father” in training is a battle-hardened master armed with a wealth of experience in his chosen field. He is not only knowledgeable in it; he can be considered an epitome in the field. He has seen lots of actions and has been part of them, and he knows every nook and cranny of the arena. He is so familiar with the “feeling” of being out there where the action is.

He knows that real sports encounters are alive; meaning anything can happen out there, and no pattern or formula can compare to live, on-the-spot events. It is only the accurate judgment and experience of the wise that can cope up with live events. He is also so sensitive to the right and wrong forms, including the executions of a technique, the timing, and the right effects. All these can only be available to a real “father” of sports training.

Some coaches are mere P.E. teachers, or at best, athletic players once upon a time. They can help some; but at times, they can be more of hindrances than wise guides for trainees. They will tend to be bookish and stick to “what the book says,” or to what they have learned in school, or to what they have experienced in amateur contests. Without mastery (through real, professional sports encounters), they lack the sense to know that aside from mastering basic forms or moves, you have to be flexible and adaptable to unexpected things that are likely to happen out there in the actual arena. Only seasoned sports “fathers” will be able to divulge these details and wisdom to trainee-“sons.” (Remember we are talking about becoming the best here.)

In his skills and experience, a “father” trainer patiently raises up “sons” to continue his calling, or pass down his mission to succeeding generations. He knows too well that champions come from a relay of skills and wisdom, or a technology transfer, and not from those who start out from scratch.

You cannot train yourself, or train alone, and come out champion. You cannot also have amateur coaches train you to be champion. You have to feed from the experiences of those who had been there before, saw real tough actions, and really made it to the top. They may be likened to a lighthouse that points out what is right and what is wrong, separating fact from myth.

An athletic player acquires knowledge and skill mostly from his own experiences. He may upgrade that by joining competitions and by wearing colorful uniforms, and subjecting himself periodically to coaches. He occasionally reads books about the game. He may even be awarded best player. However, he does not make a career out of it. Eventually, he drops out from the scene and the sport altogether. He will have good stories to tell about how he used to be this and that, but people may not be able to trace his stories because of his now bloated physique due to the absence of training.

An ace athlete, on the other hand, is a “son.” He has a “father” who raises him up, and this athlete is aware that he is not just being raised up to win an event or a couple of events; he is being raised up to be a father to raise up other sons someday. Unlike the athletic player who would point to rusted trophies and medals and photos of victories as his proof of being once in the sport, real athletes point to actual “fathers” who have trained them and from whom they have received “trade secrets” for success.

They also point to actual athletes and champions they have personally trained and “fathered” to pass on the heritage for generations to come. An ace athlete not only aims to be a champion, but lives to develop other champions as well.

To discover more secrets of becoming a champion athlete click here…or look at our specific categories on the left.

To Your Immediate and Lasting Success,

Kenney Jr.
“Ace Athlete”
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Catamaraning At Sunset

August 24, 2007 by Kimberly Edwards · Leave a Comment 

I had the wonderful opportunity of watching some adventurous people catamaraning at sunset just off the shores of Lake Huron in Port Franks, Ontario, Canada. What a beautiful site.

Posters Prints - Catamaran with Rainbow Sails Art Framed Photographic Print - Artist: - Poster Size: 29x22Water sports like sailing are great for your health, physically and mentally. Not only are you exerting yourself, and having fun, but you are de-stressing and getting closer to nature. Nature has a way of relaxing us all.

I hope you enjoy this article!

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Water Sports for Physical and Mental Health
By Dakota Caudilla

Art Poster Print - *SPECIAL OFFER* - Rainbow Cats - CANVAS TRANSFER - Artist: Sally CaldwellFisher- Poster Size: 22 X 28Sailing or boating may seem a little overwhelming, what with the high level of technical elements involved in the sport. For
example, there are things like “charts”, “mainsails” and “tillers” to learn about. Whether you choose a small boat or a catamaran, whether you choose lake or ocean sailing, there are a number of things you need to master before you can start enjoying the pure pleasure of being on the water.

Getting the sailing skills you need to start sailing your own boat is easy if you just sign up with a sailing school. You can learn to sail at any age. There are no restrictions. The best schools and instructors will teach you all you need to know about sailing in a friendly and non-threatening manner.

As with all sports, sailing will get you into contact with new friends. There’s a closeness that develops out at sea, however, that not many other sports have. You really get the feel of being one against the awesome power of the natural world and being with friends and family out there on the water serves to strengthen bonds.

Being on the water in any capacity demands a healthy outlook and way of life. Sailing and boating are two sports that demand all our senses to be at their peak. Sailing calls upon physical strength, intelligence and intuition. It is one sport that allows you to leave all your daily concerns and habits back on the land and to be off with only your bare self.

Dakota Caudilla, journalist, and website builder Dakota Caudilla lives in Texas. He is the owner and co-editor of http://www.water-sports-world.com on which you will find a longer, more detailed version of this article.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Dakota_Caudilla
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By the time I was finished enjoying watching the cat-sailors skimming the shoreline of Lake Huron, I was so fascinated and absolutely hooked! What a sense of freedom it must be. Needless to say, we will be picking up this recreational sport in the near future. Now, I have to get back down to the beach today to see if I can get a ride on one!

Play Like A Champion,

Kimberly Edwards :D

P.S. Kenney & I have been looking at catamarans online, for ourselves, and here’s the best deal we found:


Sea Eagle 14 Foot Sail Cat Catamaran DELUXE

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Grandpa Makes College Football Team at Age 59

August 23, 2007 by Kenney · Leave a Comment 

I was just getting ready to blog today when I saw this story and checked it out. I couldn’t not blog about this today.

(Dallas, TX) Mike Flynt, a 59 year grandpa from Texas, has to quench his burning desire to play football. Mike’s biggest regret in life was getting kicked off his college team before his senior year, so once he confirmed his eligibility he went back to finish what he started.

After intense training he made the roster at Read more

The Birth of a Real Athlete

August 22, 2007 by Kenney · Leave a Comment 

flat.jpgA real or ace athlete is not only athletic; their life revolves around sports.

Though in and out of formal training for official events, he is always in self-training. Once an ace athlete, always an ace athlete; a real call to athletics is irrevocable. You not only train hard but, as the jests say, you die training.

But to be sure, the first step to becoming an ace athlete is to be an athlete first and decide to remain an athlete for life. You must determine with your heart and mind what sport you are going to pursue for the rest of your life.

Birth of an ace athlete

The moment you fall in love with a sport activity, the athlete in you is born. It starts in your mind. You may have read a sports book or an item in the sports section of a newspaper, or have watched a sports event in the TV or movies when you became interested or, at least, attracted to such sport.

Your admiration may not be contained to just seeing the thing, but it may have stirred up your imagination and you may have actually began to see yourself doing the feat and becoming a champion at it. You may have researched more about the sports game, bought the equipment you need, and started on a journey to carve out a spot for yourself in the hall of fame.

Some abort their sports inclination by becoming mere sports fans. They love sports and sports heroes, but they seldom practice the game. Some people may call them “athletic” because of their familiarity with and interest in the subject, but they are nothing more than sports fans.

A sports fan who is actually an athlete inside will soon work his way out to become the sportsman he admires and even excel at it. He will strive hard to outdo his previously accomplished feats. This he does for life, with or without formal competitions.

If you decide to engage in a particular sports career, start to “grow up” in it, acquire new and higher levels of skills and agility (swift mind and body coordination), and later become mature in the game. Hard training separates men from boys (or women from girls), and you will soon become known as a competent player.

You will no longer be regarded as an awkward neophyte in terrible want of speed, form, and accuracy, but you will be able to combine grace, precision, and lightning pace without much effort. You will be able to judge and decide maturely in the game. Soon, you will find yourself the chosen bet of a special group, and regular competition will hone your skills to mastery.

That’s when you begin to train other aspirants to be like you. From being a “newly born,” you become a “father.”

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To Your Immediate and Lasting Success,

Kenney Jr.
Dominator

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Plano East vs. Tyler John Tyler 1994 Never Say Die Extravaganza

August 16, 2007 by Kenney · Leave a Comment 

I my gosh. I all can say is watch this all the way to the end. You will be shocked, flabbergasted, at the outcome. This is real never say die attitude here folks. This is why you never give up till the “fat lady sings”.

I know if you watched that all the way through you were as thrilled as I was to see that action. “Must Be Football Season.” Yeah baby. I thought this video would get you in the mood…

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Till Next Time, Never give up…

Kenney Jr.

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