Olsonfab Metal Fabrication’s Post

Currently my favorite thing to do is make these videos

APS: A Perfect Swing Academy, Elaine M. Shauger only second Master with my DOWN, UNDER & UP in Whole Golf World. Daniel R. Shauger only first Master and talking about his DOWN, UNDER & UP in Whole Golf World...APS see are name is different from the pga golf swing, we call...APS golf swing, come join are team learn how hit the golf ball OFF the right side of hip with are DOWN, UNDER & UP...APS

APS: A Perfect Swing Academy, Elaine M. Shauger only Second Master with my DOWN, UNDER & UP in Whole Golf World. Daniel R. Shauger only First Master with his DOWN, UNDER & UP in Whole Golf World...APS see are name is different from the pga golf swing, we call...APS golf swing come join my team learn how to hit the golf ball OFF right side of hip with are DOWN, UNDER & UP...APS

APS: A Perfect Swing Academy, Elaine M. Shauger only second Master with my DOWN, UNDER & UP in Whole Golf World. Daniel R. Shauger only first Master with his Student showing how to do Swing Circle Center with bottom of Circle with his DOWN, UNDER & UP in Whole Golf World...APS see are name is different from the pga golf swing, we call...APS golf swing come join are team learn how hit the golf ball OFF the right side of hip with are DOWN, UNDER & UP...APS

APS: A Perfect Swing Academy, Daniel R. Shauger only Master with his DOWN, UNDER & UP in Whole Golf World. Daniel talking about the Concept with his DOWN, UNDER & UP in Whole Golf World...APS see are name is different from the pga golf swing, we call...APS Listen to Daniel on The Concept because we are completely different with are DOWN, UNDER & UP...APS

working with the next generation of golfers is important

APS: A Perfect Swing Academy, Daniel R. Shauger only Master with his DOWN, UNDER & UP in Whole Golf World. Daniel talk about his Perfect Stance with completely different from the Whole Golf World...APS see are name is different from the pga golf swing, we call...APS golf swing, come join are team learn how Hit the Golf Ball OFF the Right Side of Hip and how use your Heels Up & Down in are DOWN, UNDER & UP...APS

As a part of industry week Caroline Spanton, CEO of Beicio Cymru had a Q and A session at Cardiff met with level 5 and 6 students. The points I found most interesting about her talk was that formal training is arguably not as important as practical experience in the sporting industry for example, Caroline didn't get amazing A-levels and did not complete a masters degree for sport development; However, she has a lot of experience on different director boards in a range of different sports such as Hockey, rugby, cycling and rowing. Secondly, I found it interesting that she talked about how an increase in resources such as more funding available and a higher budget doesn't necessarily equate to an increase in passion for the job you are working in. For her she was hired to a football directory board which had a greater budget and higher pay but she didn't feel as passionate for the role. Sport Industry Hub - Cardiff Metropolitan University

Here is great advice for leaders in organizations large and small! To the sports coaches and educators out there—remember, the work you do may seem small or unnoticed in the moment, but the impact you make will resonate long after you're forgotten. 🌟 My good friend Jean-Jacques Oelofse shared some timeless principles from his experience coaching #rugby that translate beautifully into #leadership and #life: 🏉 Simplicity and hard work beat talent. ⏱️ Start on time, end on time. 💡 Keep it simple and fun. ✅ Show respect, expect respect. 🏁 Expect excellence. Whether on the field, in the #classroom, or in the #boardroom, these values create the foundation for success and growth. 💼🏉🎓 Dale Carnegie of Greater North Carolina Jean-Jacques Oelofse Wake County Public School System | Durham Public Schools

21 years ago I embarked on a journey and started competing nationally and internationally in a niche sport called racketlon. now at 42, I had my best ever achievement today winning the British Championships over 40s category in both doubles and singles. I won a disgusting quarter final coming from the jaws of defeat. In the final my opponent had beaten me 4/4, 5th time I got the win. Ecstatic after all these years to now be British Champion. 7,000 days later. How many training sessions I wonder? Estimated at 10,000 hours building up to this moment.  many learnings here - 1. I got coaching properly only in last couple of years! 2. I lost weight 3. I got a personal trainer 4. I became vegan and became the healthiest person I know (almost) 5. I drink less alcohol 6. I have goals 7. I have discipline 8. I enjoy the events win or lose. I’ve made hundreds of friends for life. 9. The 1% improvements count 10. I developed margin. Not every day is a great day. The bad days still need to be wins. I have to be that good so my worst is still better than my opponents best.   there are loads more, I could write a book.