Coach: Lessons on the Game of Life
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Book Reviews of Coach: Lessons on the Game of Life
Book Review: Every Parent of an athlete should read
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a book that I will have parents read.Book Review: Wonderful
Summary: 5 Stars
What a wonderful book. A short read - one sitting should do it, but a must read for parents and managers alike. I've bought over a dozen copies for friends and employees. A great story to express the change in attitudes of parents towards self esteem and how it is affecting our youth.Book Review: Another good book from Lewis
Summary: 4 Stars
I read this after finishing Michael Lewis' The Blind Side. It's a very short read -- basically an extended magazine article -- but well worth the ticket. I thought Lewis conveyed this retrospective on his high school athletic experience very well, and there are some interesting observations about the changing world of high school sports. Every coach, athlete, and parent would benefit.Book Review: A wonderful book!
Summary: 5 Stars
While the parents of the children being coached by Fitz want something else, I hope my kids have a coach like Fitz as they grow up. I know from personal experience how as a kid I often hated my coaches. Now that I am an adult, I look back on the important lessons they taught me, and the abilities I learned from them. I feel sorry for the kids that are coddled by their parents. They do them more harm than good.Book Review: Important lessons for coaches, teachers, students and parents
Summary: 5 Stars
OK, so maybe Coach Fitz was a little over the top (as some reviews suggest), but the point here is he served to inspire an entire generation of ballplayers and students to achieve at their highest level. If every teacher and coach took this "old school" approach to motivation then we would have a problem. Persistance and insistence on excellence must be balanced with compassion and patience.
I am a teacher and baseball coach. I have given this book to many of my friends and colleagues. It is a great launching pad for professional discussion. Thank you Mr. Lewis for you inspried works.