In the latest episode, Wesley is joined by Seton Hall’s assistant strength coach Angelo Gingerelli. They discuss his new book “Finish Strong: Resistance Training for Endurance Athletes”, prioritizing core strength, preparing high school athletes for the college schedule and more.

They close the program with five questions that have nothing to do with sports.

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In the latest episode, Wesley is joined by Dr. David Hoch, retired CMAA. He is the author of Coach & A.D. Magazine’s A.D.ministration column as the new book “The Parents’ Guide to Education-Based Athletics: Everything They Should & Need to Know.”

They discuss the inspiration behind penning his latest book, finding out the archetypes of parents athletic directors typically deal with, enjoying the experience in the moment, and committing to the Parent’s Pledge.

They close the program with five questions that have nothing to do with sports.

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In the latest episode, Wesley is joined by Jen Brooks, CMAA, athletic director at Ursuline Academy in St. Louis, MO. The two discuss her organization The Global Community of Women in Sports, her time as the BreakThrough Summer in Decemberthe current landscape of the A.D. profession.

They also discuss taking advantage of the opportunities one has an AD to impact a student-athlete’s life before closing the show with five questions that have nothing to do with sports.

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In the latest episode, Wesley is joined once again by Rob Miller of Proactive Coaching to discuss goal-setting for the new year, “fifth-year” seniors, instilling attitudes of gratitude in your players, and more.

They also talk about identifying the traits of elite competitors. They close the show with five questions that have nothing to do with sports.

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To learn more about Rob Miller and Proactive Coaching, visit the website: https://proactivecoaching.info/shoppac/.

In the latest episode, Wesley is joined by Sam Schilling, offensive coordinator at Greater New Bedford (MA) Voc-Tech High School to discuss his early coaching career, offensive play-calling, and more.

The two discuss Schilling’s first season calling offensive plays for the Bears, who made the state’s large vocational school final, as well as communicating schemes to players, effectively communicating among coaches, and maximizing practice periods.

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In the latest episode, Wesley is joined by veteran strength coaches Chip Sigmon, Mike Gentry, and Jerry Palmieri to discuss their part in the book ‘The Golden Age of Strength & Conditioning.’

Chip Sigmon is the owner of Sigmon Sports Performance and was the strength coach with the Charlotte Hornets, UNC-Chapel Hill, and Appalachian State. Mike Gentry has 35 years of collegiate experience, primarily with Virginia Tech, and is a USA Strength Coach Hall of Famer. Jerry Palmieri has 34 years of experience as a strength coach — 13 at the collegiate level and 21 in the NFL, most recently with the New York Giants.

They are three of 32 strength coaches to share their stories about paving the way for the strength coaching profession.

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