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re: Nerves as a Coach

Posted by PikesPeak on 5/6/24 at 1:48 pm
At the age you're talking about, teaching them fundamentals as the baseline before they start to really grow is far more important than preparing them to win. My daughter's soccer league (5 yo thru 7 yo) requires all their coaches to have played at least the college level. They straight up told us...
Don’t be trashy and instead, cook healthy food at home. No problems ...
A relative on my mother’s side was in the hallway when Huey Long was shot. John B Fournet, chief justice. My grandfather was also at the base of Suribachi and in the same regiment as the flag raisers on Iwo Jima...
Remember the random dude that pulled his car into the quad and just took a nap? Arch student that was incoherently tired during midterms or something :lol:...
I’m in no way trying to be contrarian for argument’s sake, I agree with a lot of what you’re saying. I just know that if we can diversify our power generation and continue innovating, the US power market can become even more robust and ultimately protected. I absolutely appreciate the thought you’re...
not sure what else there is to explain. The power grid is not rated high enough, storage isn’t more widespread, substations are undersized to handle the demand, etc. Think about rolling blackouts. They perform these when the systems are stressed to the max due to demand, weather, combination of ...
[quote]I’m absolutely aware our infrastructure is in an awful state. I’m helping merely point out that money is being invested in the wrong areas. If massive amounts of capital are going to wind projects instead of building out transmission or new baseload power generation, it is a massive waste. [...
Sure, just completely disregard the absolute shite state of our electrical grid infrastructure that causes curtailments on a daily basis. The plants are producing far more than the grid can take, and until BESS technology can increase it's capacity/duration of storage, the WTGs will show a productio...
[quote]I know he was in pain and I feel bad for him, but that sounded bad for a dude. Social media will probably be pretty merciless with this guy.[/quote] Reading this stupid commentary of yours was almost as painful ...
They can attack the source all they want, it’s been all over the news here in Denver constantly. Parents are fricking pissed. TAs were just sitting on their phones, took all the kids starting to scream Stranger Danger for anything to happen ...
Non compete basically removes a person’s ability to work in their particular field. A football player can’t go to a division rival, but that doesn’t mean they’re removing their ability to play football entirely. There’s a difference. ...
Why do you want to see his cock so bad? He may be carrying appendix and likes to remove his CCW before taking a piss....
All the muzzle flashes…just *chef’s kiss* Death to all pedos. KAP...
I mean frick - some of these losers think being famous somehow makes you a superhuman, impervious to people talking shite all the time. Just because someone is hot/talented/super athletic/uber intelligent doesn't make them any less susceptible to negative comments lol...
To play devil's advocate, would it not hurt your feelings, pride, whatever if millions of people willingly misunderstood a statement and starting talking mad shite about your beloved spouse, dragging them left and right? Normal, everyday people have no clue what that kind of constant vitriol can ...
Maybe women everywhere should focus on supporting women's sports rather than watching Real Housewives...
My friends and I would get fully decked out in camo and sneak into people's backyards to see how close we could get. We called it "war party" and would sometimes sneak into the garage and move stuff around. We'd get so close we'd be able to see what people were watching on TV. It's a miracle no...