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We have renamed the podcast to Elevating High School Sports
The host announces a change in the podcast's name from Unleashed Athletics to Elevating High School Sports. The mission of the podcast remains the same, which is to have conversations that inform listeners about high school sports. The host expresses gratitude for the support and engagement from the community and shares plans to create an online network and explore opportunities within high schools. The episode concludes with a call for suggestions on coaches, administrators, and officials to interview.
- The podcast's name has changed from Unleashed Athletics to Elevating High School Sports.
- The mission of the podcast remains the same, which is to inform listeners about high school sport...
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We have renamed the podcast to Elevating High School Sports
Просмотров 88 месяцев назад
The host announces a change in the podcast's name from Unleashed Athletics to Elevating High School Sports. The mission of the podcast remains the same, which is to have conversations that inform listeners about high school sports. The host expresses gratitude for the support and engagement from the community and shares plans to create an online network and explore opportunities within high sch...
ROUTINE AND CONSISTENCY | WIN THE DAY PLANNER - Dan Rigby
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In this episode of Unleashed Athletics, host Brian Bonn interviews Dan Rigby, the owner of Win the Day Planner and a coach and educator. They discuss Dan's background in coaching and education, the importance of character development in athletes, and the challenges and pressures faced by high school athletes today. Dan emphasizes the need for coaches and parents to prioritize the growth and wel...
ROUTINE AND CONSISTENCY | WIN THE DAY PLANNER - Dan Rigby
Просмотров 138 месяцев назад
In this episode of Unleashed Athletics, host Brian Bonn interviews Dan Rigby, the owner of Win the Day Planner and a coach and educator. They discuss Dan's background in coaching and education, the importance of character development in athletes, and the challenges and pressures faced by high school athletes today. Dan emphasizes the need for coaches and parents to prioritize the growth and wel...
Competitiveness and Accountability - Scott Hormann Head Baseball Coach At Lutheran High School
Просмотров 139 месяцев назад
In this episode, Brian Bonn interviews Scott Hormann, the head coach of Lutheran High School in Colorado and a coach for Colorado USA Prime. They discuss the importance of high school and club baseball, the role of coaches in shaping young men, and the challenges of holding players accountable. They also touch on the landscape of club sports and the importance of finding a team where players ca...
Competitiveness and Accountability - Scott Hormann Head Baseball Coach At Lutheran High School
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In this episode, Brian Bonn interviews Scott Hormann, the head coach of Lutheran High School in Colorado and a coach for Colorado USA Prime. They discuss the importance of high school and club baseball, the role of coaches in shaping young men, and the challenges of holding players accountable. They also touch on the landscape of club sports and the importance of finding a team where players ca...
Competitiveness and Accountability - Scott Hormann Head Baseball...
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In this episode, Brian Bonn interviews Scott Hormann, the head coach of Lutheran High School in Colorado and a coach for Colorado USA Prime. They discuss the importance of high school and club baseball, the role of coaches in shaping young men, and the challenges of holding players accountable. They also touch on the landscape of club sports and the importance of finding a team where players ca...
Effective Communication: How Parents Can Talk to Sport Coaches
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In this episode, host Brian Bonn discusses how parents can effectively communicate with coaches when they have concerns or conflicts. He emphasizes the importance of approaching the conversation with a calm and respectful demeanor, setting clear goals for the discussion, and considering the best interests of the entire team. Bonn also encourages parents to have realistic expectations and allow ...
Leading From Where You're At!
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Summary In this episode, Brian Bonn discusses the importance of players taking ownership and leading from where they are on the team. He emphasizes that leadership is not limited to the best players, but is a responsibility that every player should embrace. Bonn encourages players to support their coaches, hold themselves and their teammates accountable, and work together to build a strong team...
Leading From Where You're At!
Просмотров 139 месяцев назад
Summary In this episode, Brian Bonn discusses the importance of players taking ownership and leading from where they are on the team. He emphasizes that leadership is not limited to the best players, but is a responsibility that every player should embrace. Bonn encourages players to support their coaches, hold themselves and their teammates accountable, and work together to build a strong team...
Greg Coplen- The Importance of Building a Strong Team Culture | T...
Просмотров 149 месяцев назад
In this episode, host Brian Bonn interviews Greg Coplen, the cross country coach at Chaparral High School in Denver, Colorado. They discuss the importance of building a strong team culture and the impact it has on the success of the athletes. Coplen emphasizes the value of relationships, work ethic, competition, and the way athletes respond to success and failure in shaping the team culture. He...
Greg Coplen- The Importance of Building a Strong Team Culture
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Greg Coplen- The Importance of Building a Strong Team Culture
The opportunity to play at a powerhouse Junior College baseball program and a NCAA D1 Program
Просмотров 8610 месяцев назад
The opportunity to play at a powerhouse Junior College baseball program and a NCAA D1 Program
One Shining Moment- The Moments that we can all learn from!
Просмотров 3210 месяцев назад
One Shining Moment- The Moments that we can all learn from!
Clubs sports vs. High School Sports
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Clubs sports vs. High School Sports
Doing the Right Thing in Big Moments - Coaching
Просмотров 1510 месяцев назад
Doing the Right Thing in Big Moments - Coaching
Parents- Stop With The Water Cooler Talk
Просмотров 4810 месяцев назад
Parents- Stop With The Water Cooler Talk
Making Your Tryout A Memorable One!
Просмотров 4511 месяцев назад
Making Your Tryout A Memorable One!
The Hardest Week In All of Sports - Tryouts and Cuts
Просмотров 1711 месяцев назад
The Hardest Week In All of Sports - Tryouts and Cuts
UABB- E7 - The Controversial Unwritten Rule About Winning By A Large Margin In Sports
Просмотров 2311 месяцев назад
UABB- E7 - The Controversial Unwritten Rule About Winning By A Large Margin In Sports
The Great Debate of the Multi-Sport Athlete
Просмотров 3911 месяцев назад
The Great Debate of the Multi-Sport Athlete
The Conflict Between Private Coaches And Team Coaches In The World Of Sports
Просмотров 14Год назад
The Conflict Between Private Coaches And Team Coaches In The World Of Sports
The Myth Of Having The 'It Factor' In Sports
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The Myth Of Having The 'It Factor' In Sports
E3 Unleashed Athletics- The Broken Barrier in Sports
Просмотров 43Год назад
E3 Unleashed Athletics- The Broken Barrier in Sports
E2 Unleashed Athletics - The four C's that families desire in a coach
Просмотров 40Год назад
E2 Unleashed Athletics - The four C's that families desire in a coach
E1 Unleashed Athletics- Introduction to Unleashed
Просмотров 172Год назад
E1 Unleashed Athletics- Introduction to Unleashed
Lincoln Value of a Compass
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Lincoln Value of a Compass
Nic's Video
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Nic's Video
Nicholette Digiacomo #7 University of Denver Women's Soccer
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Nicholette Digiacomo #7 University of Denver Women's Soccer
Grand Slam at Coors Field
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Grand Slam at Coors Field

Комментарии

  • @BaldBearded101
    @BaldBearded101 День назад

    After the war, Steven’s plan was the right one. We can see today that reconstruction failed miserably. Before the war, however, his plans would have lost the whole thing.

  • @katmandew2152
    @katmandew2152 8 дней назад

    Congress will ahow mandate.

  • @forrestgerst5456
    @forrestgerst5456 18 дней назад

    The it factor is unique u take control of the situation an when u lose it makes u think an in ur mind u will win or in any otjer job situation.u cant teach it .hes stupid he doesnt know metrics blah blah .ok how many michael jordans in the league nobody.its the mind u cant teach it.early years help u do it an how to adapt.an make u better an dont take shit.hea stupid

    • @bbonndesign
      @bbonndesign 18 дней назад

      You will always be mediocre in life if it can be taught. You are limiting ever person in the world by saying you can’t teach it. Be better. Inspire more people. Stop telling people they won’t be… instead tell me that they could be.

  • @forrestgerst5456
    @forrestgerst5456 18 дней назад

    It factor Michael Jordan Kobe Bryant period.u take everything seriously an want to be the best u think about everything how to be better an when somebody says something bad u challenge them an make them look stupid.an u win.

    • @bbonndesign
      @bbonndesign 18 дней назад

      You couldn’t be more wrong. MJ was one of the hardest workers in the world. He perfected his craft and did things that no one else could do while he was playing. Kobe literally decided to steal all the moves that Jordan had and tried to do it better. It was about the work they put in. The “it” is Doing the work. The mental is knowing that you actually did it when no one else can or would.

  • @londonmacestudios
    @londonmacestudios 2 месяца назад

    best scene!

  • @TheSerpent21
    @TheSerpent21 5 месяцев назад

    Flawed logic Mr. President. Because if that's the case then why fight a war for the freedom of people if there will be no freedom for said people once it is over? If there is no freedom it will be death and destruction for nothing other than things going right back to how they were before which is what they tried to do after the Civil War.

  • @jimsilvey5432
    @jimsilvey5432 5 месяцев назад

    I saw this movie in it's entirety and was a little bored. However, in small doses, it's incredble.

  • @joemaye3527
    @joemaye3527 5 месяцев назад

    Our culture likes to scoff at movies as being a lesser form of literature, that it is somehow a less intelligent artistic medium. In some cases, that may be true, but don't pretend that there wasn't crappy writings being published along side the greats like Tolstoy, Dickens, or Shakespeare. Truth be told, that monologue about the value of True North is just as profound and important as much of our beloved literature from yesteryear. It doesn't get the recognition it deserves because of the shear AMOUNT of literature our culture now creates across all mediums is inundating. Prior centuries had time to focus and savor every beautiful word with nothing to distract them. REGARDLESS OF MEDIUM, we must be more diligent in finding the best and making sure it is not buried beneath the sands of lesser works. LINCOLN.... is one of those "bests".

  • @kurtthewicked9009
    @kurtthewicked9009 5 месяцев назад

    Is there a greater living actor than Daniel Day-Lewis?

  • @gdavis
    @gdavis 5 месяцев назад

    Whats great about this scene is neither man is wrong

  • @bobbyt7448
    @bobbyt7448 6 месяцев назад

    White America is so very ugly. It is so sad and disappointing. 😔

  • @carrickrichards2457
    @carrickrichards2457 6 месяцев назад

    Great scene, in a great film, by 2 great actors, telling a great story

  • @SpencerPease-gy5bq
    @SpencerPease-gy5bq 6 месяцев назад

    When Lincoln says “as [slavery] spreads out of the American south into South America” he’s referring to the concept of the Golden Circle

  • @pcbacklash_3261
    @pcbacklash_3261 7 месяцев назад

    To think, this is the same man who portrayed Bill the Butcher and Daniel Plainview ("There Will Be Blood"). You forget there's an actor there, and see only the character -- in this case, an actual historical figure, known at some level to all. Daniel Day-Lewis is arguably the greatest actor of our time.

  • @ianraffaele3993
    @ianraffaele3993 7 месяцев назад

    We should have gone with Steven's plan.

    • @HispanicMan
      @HispanicMan 5 месяцев назад

      On the larger scale I obviously agree with you. But it's likely Steven's plan wouldn't work out without the precautions Lincoln took.

  • @mattyfatstaxs
    @mattyfatstaxs 7 месяцев назад

    Wow!! Great clip thank you for posting.

  • @seandon015
    @seandon015 7 месяцев назад

    I’ve never seen Tommy Lee Jones get bodied in the talent category but it’s like watching a student act with their teacher

  • @hiddenfromhistory100
    @hiddenfromhistory100 7 месяцев назад

    Lincoln was wrong and Stevens right. By going soft on the "south" Lincoln allowed it to re-establish slavery and we had to fight the civil war all over again. We're still doing it. Now the descendants of the slavers want to split America apart again.

  • @MarkMcAllister-ni9sf
    @MarkMcAllister-ni9sf 8 месяцев назад

    South America had slavery for longer than America did.

  • @davidburros8619
    @davidburros8619 8 месяцев назад

    the way Tommy Lee says "ossified".....🤌

  • @davidburros8619
    @davidburros8619 8 месяцев назад

    the reality of politics. i'd like to think this is exactly how these negotiations went in real life.

  • @burrellbikes4969
    @burrellbikes4969 8 месяцев назад

    Redistribution of wealth? What would modern “Republicans” say…? 😂😂😂

  • @YouTube-Promoter216
    @YouTube-Promoter216 9 месяцев назад

    Hi there, I have analyzed your RUclips channel your content is very good but found out some problems, do you want to talk about it for a while?

  • @RW77777777
    @RW77777777 9 месяцев назад

    allies will rarely abide a discomfortable situation never taking it on the chin having no stomach, for even a drop of the experiences, the people they advocate for have lived with for their whole lives lots of Stevens', not enough Lincolns

  • @carlrosa1130
    @carlrosa1130 9 месяцев назад

    Politics, when used constructively, is the action of using power and influence to foster positive change slowly. SLOWLY. And the changes have to be slow in order for the public to adjust, debate in society and regulate. And the debate of educated, sensible minds can lead the charge.

  • @70galaxie
    @70galaxie 10 месяцев назад

    putting imaginary dialogue in historic figures mouths. entertaining?maybe. realistic?no. G,29March'24

  • @balaton1
    @balaton1 10 месяцев назад

    I'm a "son of the confederacy". I have heard both sides my whole life. I believe my life has been better due to the preservation of the Union. And of my children. Scar my heart that today we would be 2 different countries. May one of us be speaking in German now? But we don't. The Civil War has a horrific event, no kind things can be said about it. But after, WE did something the world had not done. Jeff Davis, Gen Lee and all of them were not sent to Gulags. While mistakes were made, there was no lynch mob sent against the "Reb's". We are perhaps the first Civil War that did not vanquish the defeated. We are a remarkable people, with all of our flaws. This "kindness" fully manifested itself in the "Marshal Plan" after WW2. This is what we do. With all of our problems, we are still "the shining city on the hill." May God bless you all. And may God bless the United States of America. Boy could we use Abe Lincoln now.

    • @trentb3148
      @trentb3148 9 месяцев назад

      What a bunch of bollocks. Perhaps if we had "vanquished the defeated" we would have spared ourselves 150 years of civil strife that cripples us today. Are you really going to compare the abortion that was Reconstruction to the Marshall Plan? The Marshall Plan was enacted AFTER punitive measures were taken against the surviving Nazi leaders and their enablers, along with the demilitarization of Germany. The political leadership of the South needed to be dismantled and rebuilt, but instead we absolved those involved and pretended like it never happened. And lo and behold, we traded the literal chains of slavery for the figurative chains of Jim Crow. And for what? To preserve the wealth and dignity of plantation owners that used Southern working class whites as cannon fodder to protect their right to treat black people as their property. It should have been working class whites forming those lynch mobs to string up the traitors who deceived them into war. Instead, they built statues to them. We don't need Abe Lincoln now. We needed him then. We needed a postwar leader that at the very least would listen to what people like Thaddeus Stevens were saying. But we ended up with Andrew Johnson instead, and we're all worse off for it.

    • @mrfreeze000
      @mrfreeze000 8 месяцев назад

      @@trentb3148 Well said

  • @Mbonn1477
    @Mbonn1477 10 месяцев назад

    Love it, that’s a coach who cares about the big picture!!!

  • @GnomaPhobic
    @GnomaPhobic 11 месяцев назад

    I love this scene. I find it worrying that so many people these days seek to emphasize uncompromising radicals like Stevens while de-emphasizing the more moderate - and more successful - Lincoln. It's a hard time for those repelled by the growing forces of ideological extremes.

  • @mencken8
    @mencken8 11 месяцев назад

    A great dialogue, as applicable today as n the 1860’s.

  • @SkywalkerSamadhi
    @SkywalkerSamadhi 11 месяцев назад

    Can you imagine anyone in Congress or the White House speaking like this these days? Or even understanding what these guys are talking about. They’re both right. They’re both wrong. And if no one on one side of the aisle is willing to work with anyone on the other side of the aisle what the hell is the point of even sending them there in the first place??

  • @pierelenigus8598
    @pierelenigus8598 11 месяцев назад

    Abe lincoln was the greatest criminal sociopath in history. He was not a good president and he did nothing to free the slaves. His only goal was to release the lawyers from accountability and checks and balances. We really need to undo the criminal acts of him and his administration.

  • @rafaelludicanti2
    @rafaelludicanti2 11 месяцев назад

    What he is sayong is: do as I adk. Ill take care of the rest.

  • @TheOriginalLousyGamer
    @TheOriginalLousyGamer 11 месяцев назад

    But if one tries to avoid every hill and chasm, every swamp and mountain, one may very well end up going in the opposite direction of where you wanna go. Sometimes the road is hard... Deal with it.

  • @117rebel
    @117rebel 11 месяцев назад

    So Stevens was a communist.

    • @Mr.Byrnes
      @Mr.Byrnes 5 месяцев назад

      No, he just wasn’t a racist hick

  • @robrigler2903
    @robrigler2903 11 месяцев назад

    Tommy Lee Jones was brilliant in this.

  • @ShamusMcShane
    @ShamusMcShane Год назад

    I luv how he doesn’t react .. but responds pragmatically

  • @jimtussing
    @jimtussing Год назад

    Giant actors playing giant men. Wonderfully done.

  • @CollectorChronicles
    @CollectorChronicles Год назад

    “The movie is just… -CREEPY!” (Pastor Manning)

  • @Randymountaine
    @Randymountaine Год назад

    "I shit on the people"

  • @915buck
    @915buck Год назад

    I know he won the academy award for the performance, but i still think he was miscasted

  • @MarklovesAngels
    @MarklovesAngels Год назад

    Good counter-point by Lincoln at the end of clip.

  • @timmyp34
    @timmyp34 Год назад

    What the fuck is he talking about, "infinite abundance"? When you lie like a bitch, it makes other things you say suspect.

  • @justinm1200
    @justinm1200 Год назад

    Lincoln was moderate, a realist and pragmatic. Stevens was radical, an idealist and un-practical.

  • @1rjbrjb
    @1rjbrjb Год назад

    Stevens was 19th century Antifa.

  • @timboslice1979
    @timboslice1979 Год назад

    Stevens wanted the American Promise NOW. Love it. Astounding scene.

  • @dejiadeleye5697
    @dejiadeleye5697 Год назад

    Such compelling dialogue from both sides and not just…… RACISM BAD! SLAVERY END NOW! There’s actual reason and purpose behind their thoughts and decisions.

    • @rick7424
      @rick7424 11 месяцев назад

      You did not watch the movie

  • @christopherweber9464
    @christopherweber9464 Год назад

    Leading and representing are two fundamentally different things, any politician that does not understand this should never be elected to represent.

  • @bewell4467
    @bewell4467 Год назад

    Bravo.

  • @frentz7
    @frentz7 Год назад

    liberals .. always tellin you to slow down