Showing posts with label Coaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coaching. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

One Amazing Wife

I must share something with you that my wife will likely be upset about. But she shouldn't be. This past flag season, my wife along with her sister Kristee Ford, volunteered to coach two of our flag football teams in the church league. They were the two teams our daughters played on and I was so impressed at how well she did and the enthusiasm she had all season.

But hold on...this is where the amazing part comes in. She coached cheerleading back in '07 and then the above-mentioned flag football and NOW she is coaching indoor soccer which starts this Saturday. And before all this, she hadn't coached anything and I was the one with the many years of coaching experience! I am just so impressed how she has stepped out of her comfort zone and filled in where in most cases the dad usually would. I love seeing mom's come out there and coach and be an example to these kids that women belong on the sideline as much as men do. Way to go ladies!

Attached is a rare picture capturing the two of us on the sideline of a football game she was coaching. Funny thing is she's really getting on to me for the calls I was making!

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Life of a Sports Director's kid..

This picture taken by my friend David Lawson has to be one of my all-time favorite pictures. I think it shows how the busy ministry life is blended with family life. This is my son Grayson and he was thrilled to be walking along beside daddy at least until he got the idea he could push it just as well as I do. At 2 years old, he is not too keen on the word, "No." This was at opening day of flag football and I was finishing up some last minute field adjustments before we walked over to see mommy coaching my two daughters in their first football game. What a great day this was...