Football Coach - DC
Joined January 2015
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Losing a former player is something you're never ready for. It's the hardest part of coaching.
Ray was all heart--this is how I'll always remember him: grinding in the weightroom, lifting heavy, and giving everything he had to the game he loved.
#RIPRay #ChabotFamily 💔
Awesome! Miss those moments.
Got to feed the spirit on our last day of summer camp! Tuning into one another and building each other up in the faith. Has been a treat to also have @esa_pole join in. Thankful for His mercy and grace. @LaneyCollegeFB
#JesusIsOurChampion #GIG #IronSharpensIron
Congrats Kwam!
After a lot of thought, prayer, and conversations with my family, I’ve decided to commit to Clarion University! I’m thankful for every coach who believed in me and offered me the chance to be a part of their program. This journey hasn’t been easy, but I’m grateful for every step. Let’s get to work! #Committed #ClarionFootball #PSAC
You’re a testament to hard work and grit! Great young man who worked extremely hard to make this happen! Happy for you Kai, now go do your thing big dawg!
Thank you to everybody who’s been apart of my process!
@CoachFanene @ChabotFootball @Ski_Axel @CoachKPole @CoachDPhillip @jerome_manos
Beast!
Despite not playing any football until junior college, NFL prospect Esa Pole did not give up a sack in 498 straight snaps at Washington State, which he credits to playing basketball.
photos/videos: @esa_pole @WSUCougarFB @ChabotFootball @Kalafitoni
music: @viralnoisemusic
Awesome Nate!
All glory to god,
After a great conversation with @COACH__LOCK, I am blessed to have received my first D1 offer to UTRGV.
@CoachKPole @CoachFanene @ChabotFootball
Congrats Elliot! Very happy for you!
100% committed to Tabor College
@_Coach_Meza
Thank you to all my coaches at Chabot
@CoachKPole @CoachDPhillip @CoachFanene @ChabotFootball
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“What we do in life, echoes in eternity.” Congratulations to the Gladiators who received all conference honors. I’m grateful to have coached some awesome football players this year. Even more grateful to say that they’re even better men. Love y’all.
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Glads Roll In Gladiator Stadium Finale patch.com/california/castrov… @ChabotFootball @CCGladiators @CastroValleyTV @NewsInHayward @LPCOfficial
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College football
@ChabotFootball 35, Los Medanos 7. Glads earn first conference win with two spectacular pick-6s. Henry Pole 50-yd INT ret; Malachi Salazar-Alexander 83 yd INT ret. Stout D overall. Records: Chabot 4-5, 1-3; LMC 4-6, 14. @CCGladiators @tgonsalez11 @JensenPhil
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Have you ever noticed that overthinking is always associated with negative thoughts? We never say “I have too much gratitude, too much encouragement, too much hope. I just have too much belief in myself today”. It’s always on the negative side. But the minute you focus on love, love unites and it creates connection, clarity, confidence and courage. It’s a great tool for both athletes and leaders just to focus on loving playing, loving the competition, loving the moment, loving the battle. Not worried about the outcome. That helps you overcome all the fear and negativity coming your way and when you live it, and you allow it to live through you, you become a powerful force in the universe.
This was from a recent talk to the PGA of America.
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Great players want to be coached hard, understanding it's for their benefit.
When getting coached up, listen to what the coach is saying, not how he is saying it.
This is impressive! 👇🏽 #LearningInTheJourney
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Parents: If there’s ONE video you watch on social media today. Please let it be this one:
Frank Martin discusses parents attempting to coach their kids from the sidelines.
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“Failure is easy. Success is way harder than managing failure. People believe when you do good, you have earned the right to do less. With success, you earn the right to do more.”
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5 Hard Truths for Athletes:
1. No one owes you anything.
2. Nothing worth having comes easy.
3. Hard work is the price of admission.
4. Hard times create strong people.
5. Improvement has no offseason.
~ via @TheCoachJournal