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We’ve spent years helping athletes chase their dreams. Now we get to help build a dream for an entire city. Knoxville, we’re honored, grateful, and ready to get to work. 🥎 #BuiltForKnoxville #KnoxvilleMiracle
@108_Performance @KnoxMiracleSB
@108_Performance @KnoxMiracleSB
A New Era Begins in Knoxville 〽️🥎
Excited to Announce @Coach_SniderSB and @SLSanders20 as the Head Coach and Assistant Coach of Knoxville’s Newest Pro Sports Team!👏
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90% of Hall of Famers do these 3 things🧐
Listen to Eugene talk about what shows up in the greatest hitters of all time and how they each have their own version of it🗣️🔥
#the108way
Listen to Eugene talk about what shows up in the greatest hitters of all time and how they each have their own version of it🗣️🔥
#the108way
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SEC teams with 7 wins:
-Kentucky
That’s it. That’s the list.
-Kentucky
That’s it. That’s the list.
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Do we embarrass players or educate them?
Do we create fear or build confidence?
Do we create fear or build confidence?
Nick Saban GOLD 🥇
“Negative experiences without teaching kill morale.”
This is such an important coaching lesson.
Players are going to fail. They are going to make mistakes.
The question: What do we do with it?
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Chris Fowler shares a must-listen message on coaching and why it's more than just a profession.
"You have been nasty and irrational and deeply personal in your criticism of coaches from time to time. If you're a sports fan, I guarantee it. I've certainly been guilty."
"But do oose that as a profession in the first place?"
"Almost every single one of them - because they want to help people learn, grow, and improve as people and as athletes. I promise you, that's why they get into it."
"Coaching is a calling more than a profession. Lee Corso taught me that a long time ago."
It's one of the greatest examples of being a servant leader. It's pouring yourself into the growth of other people.
"You have to have what it takes to pour yourself into others in order to make a difference. Not everybody can do that."
"Yes, they're accountable for the wins and losses. But consider that so much of that is actually beyond their control. You're accountable for it. You're responsible for it. How much do you really control it?"
"Know the grind. What each and every coach at whatever level puts into it - whether you're a coach in Little League or AAU or high school - what they put into that is so demanding on them and their loved ones."
The sacrifices are invisible and the criticism is public.
"Consider them as human beings when you rip into them."
"I promise you, at their heart, they just wanna help people. That's the greatest joy they get out of it."
Coaching is a calling.
The wins feel good.
But watching someone become who they're capable of becoming that's why they do it.
(🎥@cbfowler)
"You have been nasty and irrational and deeply personal in your criticism of coaches from time to time. If you're a sports fan, I guarantee it. I've certainly been guilty."
"But do oose that as a profession in the first place?"
"Almost every single one of them - because they want to help people learn, grow, and improve as people and as athletes. I promise you, that's why they get into it."
"Coaching is a calling more than a profession. Lee Corso taught me that a long time ago."
It's one of the greatest examples of being a servant leader. It's pouring yourself into the growth of other people.
"You have to have what it takes to pour yourself into others in order to make a difference. Not everybody can do that."
"Yes, they're accountable for the wins and losses. But consider that so much of that is actually beyond their control. You're accountable for it. You're responsible for it. How much do you really control it?"
"Know the grind. What each and every coach at whatever level puts into it - whether you're a coach in Little League or AAU or high school - what they put into that is so demanding on them and their loved ones."
The sacrifices are invisible and the criticism is public.
"Consider them as human beings when you rip into them."
"I promise you, at their heart, they just wanna help people. That's the greatest joy they get out of it."
Coaching is a calling.
The wins feel good.
But watching someone become who they're capable of becoming that's why they do it.
(🎥@cbfowler)
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Miracle Family 🩵
Just great people, real relationships, and a culture athletes want to be part of. Real relationships come from moments that aren’t manufactured or controlled.
#knoxvillemiracle
Just great people, real relationships, and a culture athletes want to be part of. Real relationships come from moments that aren’t manufactured or controlled.
#knoxvillemiracle
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This is an audio version of Fred Corral’s Essay on Pitching. A great exercise for your pitching staff would be to listen to this.
Many years ago, I received a letter from “The Game.” I never forgot it.
Over the years, my experiences and pitching philosophy have shaped how I would write that letter today.
This is my version in audio.
A Letter From “The Game” to the Pitcher.
Find Victory.
Psalm 144:1
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We’re excited to announce Infielder Jamie Johnson has signed with the Knoxville Miracle! 🥎〽️💙
3x All-American at UNC Pembroke. Program doubles leader. ASBA All-Star and All-Defense.
Welcome to Knoxville! 👏🎉
#KnoxvilleMiracle #PSL #softball
3x All-American at UNC Pembroke. Program doubles leader. ASBA All-Star and All-Defense.
Welcome to Knoxville! 👏🎉
#KnoxvilleMiracle #PSL #softball
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We’re excited to announce Pitcher/UTL Lindsay Henson has signed with the Knoxville Miracle! 🥎〽️💙
All-ASUN at Queens. Program-record 17 HRs, .401 AVG. NJCAA All-American. Two-way threat.
Welcome to Knoxville! 👏🎉
#KnoxvilleMiracle #PSL #softball
All-ASUN at Queens. Program-record 17 HRs, .401 AVG. NJCAA All-American. Two-way threat.
Welcome to Knoxville! 👏🎉
#KnoxvilleMiracle #PSL #softball
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Craig Snider retweeted
Many years ago, I received a letter from “The Game.” I never forgot it.
Over the years, my experiences and pitching philosophy have shaped how I would write that letter today.
This is my version in audio.
A Letter From “The Game” to the Pitcher.
Find Victory.
Psalm 144:1
Over the years, my experiences and pitching philosophy have shaped how I would write that letter today.
This is my version in audio.
A Letter From “The Game” to the Pitcher.
Find Victory.
Psalm 144:1
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You’re always one swing away🥊
Listen to @Coach_SniderSB talk about the story of two boxers and how to use that perspective in sports and life🗣️
Listen to @Coach_SniderSB talk about the story of two boxers and how to use that perspective in sports and life🗣️
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Kami’s coming home!🏠🥎
Train with Columbus Native and Ohio State Grad Kami Kortokrax + Miracle Teammates. Live Q&A, photos, and autographs!
Don’t miss out!👇
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Train with Columbus Native and Ohio State Grad Kami Kortokrax + Miracle Teammates. Live Q&A, photos, and autographs!
Don’t miss out!👇
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And the night before, the pros from @KnoxMiracleSB are in town🥎
Columbus’s own Kami Kortokrax, a Hartley grad and former Ohio State Buckeye, is coming home with the Knoxville Miracle for the Miracle Barnstormer.
Fri, Nov 6 | 5–9 PM | Ages 10–18 | Only 40 spots
Your athlete softball player, hears how Kami made it in a live Q&A, and leaves with photos and autographs.
Sign up today!👇
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