One of the biggest challenges facing organizations, whether a youth sports club, adult league, or school club is maintaining a consistently up to date website. Members past, present, and future want a way to (more…)
Billy Beane, the general manager of the Oakland A’s, is often considered the founder of the athletic data revolution. (more…)
The NFL has been considering ending Thursday Night Football. According to experts, the declining rate of youth football does not bode well for the continuation of football. Research has also shown that the younger generation has turned away from (more…)
Group texting, Facebook messaging, and mass emailing has led to mass confusion for coaches, parents, and players. Coordinating a game, practice, or potluck requires communication with potentially unresponsive administrators, volunteers, and families. (more…)
Parks and recreation departments often have lists of local, state-wide, and national leagues for both youth and amateur sports.
If the information you need to make a proposal for your sports organization is not readily accessible, (more…)
The decline of participation in youth sports has been well-documented by various news outlets. (more…)
With stringent rules and financial checks in place, the Clinton Valley Little League can now afford full baseball uniforms for its players. CreditBrittany Greeson for The New York Times.
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“Do I stay up until midnight to see how they did and avoid all social media, or watch it live? The answer was to watch it live and celebrate with the rest of the country,” one Olympics watcher told (more…)
From basketball’s 3-point shot to football’s “Hail Mary”, underdogs win by taking unexpected risks. The ancient Chinese general Sun Tzu, who led a small army to great victory, predicted as much in his 2,500 year-old strategy guide The Art of War.
[blockquote name=’Sun Tzu’]Attack where he is unprepared, appear where you are least expected. Thus you may see than in war, surprise is the key to victory.[/blockquote]
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