The Physical Movement: Play. Lead. Be Strong.
Greg Lawlor30+ years of coaching and teaching experience documented in a weekly newsletter. Topics covered include youth sport, leadership and human performance.
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TPM # 331: Inspiration Influences Positively
There is no shortage of difficulties in today’s world. Challenges are all around us, many out of our control. As coaches and parents, we worry about the influence of these challenges on our young people. The constant barrage of restrictio...
TPM #330: Young Pitcher Shows Responsibility in Wake Of Devastating Error .
There is something about competition and playoffs.
TPM #329: A New Model of Sport Governance in Canada.
Have you ever been to a store and when trying to return or get a credit for a mistake of theirs received a response where the vendor could not do what you asked, citing policy prevented them ?
TPM #328: The Effects Of Minor Head Impacts in Sports + A Solution.
Research findings documented in a recent NY Times article, outlines the significance of consequences of repeated minor impacts to the head. Think heading a ball in soccer, the minor contact that occurs on almost every play in football and t...
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