Coaching is Teaching at its Best! is a quick, easy-to-read guide that can help any youth sports coach be a better teaching coach. It is important that a coach teaches young athletes the key fundamentals of whatever sport they are playing, but it is even more important that their athletes learn the many valuable life lessons through participation in competitive athletics. This is not a book about winning as much as about giving youth the best sports experience. This guide is a pivotal step to making youth sports in America even better.

Coaching Is Teaching at Its Best!

Sports & Outdoors

Harold Bud Boughton

Coaching

IBJ Book Publishing, LLC

Underdog to Top Dog is a candid, inspiring story offering a wellspring of inspiration to anyone struggling to answer the question, Can I Do It? Shelvy Haywood Keglar, raised by a single mother, living in poverty, never knowing his father, and experiencing racism firsthand, overcame his challenging reality to become the successful clinical psychologist and businessman he is today. The book transcends one man's pragmatic and spiritual journey to offer a universal message of hope. Dr. Keglar sheds light on how you can live a more meaningful, productive, and satisfying life. He shares five essential anchors that can help along the way: • Make good decisions • Don't let pride get in the way • Do the best you can in all you do • Maintain true grit in the face of challenges • Have faith in something bigger than yourself This unique story culminates in a final chapter that offers a dynamic, self-reflective course of action that individuals, teachers, and community and business leaders can use to gain new insights and to motivate themselves and others. Author Bio: Shelvy Haywood Keglar, PhD, is a psychologist, entrepreneur, and businessman. He is founder and president of Midwest Psychological Center, Inc.; Joy Corporation; Midwest Center, PC; and Midwest Institute, Inc. Dr. Keglar is a former adjunct professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Indiana University Medical School and at Butler University in Indianapolis. He is a staff member of Community Hospital and Fairbanks Hospital of Indianapolis.

Underdog to Top Dog

Shelvy Keglar

This book is about the 1967 Indiana University Rose Bowl team and their rollicking escapades. According to the Associated Press, Indiana's Cinderella dash to the Rose Bowl - accomplished despite an underdog's tag in practically every game - was unanimously named the top Hoosier sports story of 1967.

Cinderella Ball

Michael S. Maurer

As you follow along with the journey of Bob Bowen throughout this book, you get a sense of what made the man and what made the business. It's a journey we celebrate everyday, and especially today, as we enter our fiftieth year of business at Bowen Engineering Corporation. But the personal stories and the shared lessons learned are timeless and invaluable, to budding engineers and students of business, as well as the most seasoned entrepreneur. Personally, I never tire of the stories from his fifty-five-year career, because these are stories told by my father. It makes me so proud to witness the business that he and my mother started in 1967; to see the employees' lives changed, the communities improved, and the honest and hardworking quest to build a reputable business along the way. Along with that quest, a unique esprit de corps has been created at Bowen Engineering. And in the pages that follow, you'll understand the genesis and evolution of that spirit. We work to keep it alive on a daily basis, thanks in large part to my father's vision and constant dedication to the process, and most importantly, to people. As we look to the future, we are sure we want to remain the leader in our marketplace, but it's our focus on people and enabling employees to become leaders that makes our business great. We are all in this together, and as I often say, "None of us is as smart as all of us." As you read along, it will become clear how I came up with that mentality. It's because I learned from the best. Doug Bowen CEO and President Bowen Engineering Corporation

It Takes More Than Concrete

Dr Robert L Bowen P.E.

John Cardwell says he packed 30 years of living into his few months as a young visiting college teacher in Nigeria in the 1970's, and the reader of Dances in the West African Night will know the feeling. This ambitious and evocative book weaves the bright threads of a Hoosier's transforming experi¬ence into a resplendent agbada of poems, photos, annotations and fact-based fiction. Through what is essentially an autobiographical novel, Cardwell walks and races us through the beauty, promise, danger, customs and commerce of a bellwether of modern Africa at a critical and tumultuous moment in its history. It's an adventure with heart and mind, Indiana Jones as the Innocent Abroad. - Dan Carpenter, long-time Indianapolis Star columnist and author of multiple books of poetry and essays regarding arts, culture, education and human justice

Dances in a West African Night

John Cardwell

The Dufour kids played restaurant in the basement with a play cash register, play dishes, and a make-shift counter. With a large family, a mom who cooked like there was no tomorrow, and a dad who sold restaurant equipment, their destiny was laid out early in life. Follow two of the Dufour siblings, Bernadette and Maria, as they take you through loving memoirs and recipes collected from family and friends and used at Dufour's in Irvington, a neighborhood eatery. Read about mouthwatering delights that were created for the restaurant and a laugh or two that went along with each recipe. Enjoy old photos of family, friends, customers, and staff. Follow the progression of how Dufour's in Irvington evolved through the years.

Blessings in Our Soup: Memoirs and Recipes from Dufour's In Irvington

Bernadette Defour Lathrop and Maria Dufour

If you give a mom a marathon, she'll hit a wall. It happens to all marathoners, not just mothers. Still a new runner when that first happened in 2007, Michelle has now run more than 140 additional 26.2-mile races. But for Michelle, those races mean much more than a collection of medals and a spreadsheet of race times. All those races and training times have helped her become a better, more confident person, friend and - most importantly - mother. Come along with Michelle as she explains how running races in Australia, Iceland, and even the deck of a cruise ship has helped fuel her on her family's journey.

If You Give a Mom a Marathon: Six Kids and a Run Around the World

Michelle Walker

On June 30, 1969, the Purdue University Creamery closed. After the doors were locked and production of quality dairy products on the Purdue campus ceased, only memories lived on, and many of those memories are the basis for this book. Ice Cream Cones as Casualties is a documented historical review of people, buildings, events, and products that made the Purdue Dairy Department one of the country's leading research, extension, and educational institutions for dairy manufacturing. Also included are personal stories of nostalgia as told by former students, faculty, and people of the West Lafayette community. Some of the world's greatest cheese and ice cream were sold through the salesroom of Smith Hall, the building called "the best known building on the agricultural campus." By reading this book, you find out about the differing views on the creamery's closing and imagine, or perhaps even recall, the attraction of eating a delicious Purdue ice cream cone. About the Author: John M. Cleland taught biology at Zionsville High School for 30 years until he retired in 2011. Indiana dairy history has been an integral part of his life ever since 1972 when a Purdue Animal Sciences professor gave him two milk bottles. Graduating in Animal Sciences at Purdue University in 1973, John worked in agribusiness before redirecting his life into teaching and coaching at the high school level. However, his interest in and knowledge of milk bottles and dairy history continued to grow. Today John is on the board of directors for the National Association of Milk Bottle Collectors and has one of the largest collections in Indiana. He has had several articles on Indiana dairy history published and has written three books on collecting Indiana milk bottles. In 2014, he was presented a Purdue Animal Sciences Distinguished Alumni award. John and his wife, Judy, have been married since 1973 and live in Indianapolis. They have three children.

Ice Cream Cones As Casualties The History Of Purdue Creametry And Smith Hall

John M. Cleland

José Evans is a graduate of Cathedral High School in Indianapolis, and he earned a B.A. in Political Science and English from the University of Indianapolis and an M.B.A. from Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, Indiana. Evans is an internationally known education reformer and founder of the Black &amp; Latino Policy Institute. He has more than 20 years of experience in politics and government and is author of The Emperor Penguin and Fear of a Black Republican.

Fear of a Black Republican: The Story of José Evans

Jose Evans

As hip-hop culture has gradually become American culture over the past quarter century, battle rap has very much been a part of the takeover. The battle culture, however, has never properly been chronicled in print - until now. In #BARS, the history of the scene gets told by those who have lived it.
The voices of nearly 150 rappers, league organizers, journalists and other figures in the scene have been pieced together to provide an oral history of verbal warfare through the Internet age, tracing its growth from a series of loosely organized local events in the 1990s to a global scene that has made fans out of such superstars as Drake, Diddy and James Corden. 
Whether you're a casual fan looking to brush up on your history or a hardcore supporter of the scene who's been watching battles online and in person for years, #BARS is your ultimate battle rap reference guide.

#Bars: The Evolution of Battle Rap in the Internet Age

Ryan O'Leary

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