by Ryan Krzykowski | Nov 2, 2026 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Full Circle by Ryan Krzykowski In the fall of 1982 I was a first grader in suburban Milwaukee. Our city’s baseball team, the Brewers, made it to the World Series. I remember the TV being wheeled into our classroom so we could watch a game from the league...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Oct 5, 2026 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Hurt by Ryan Krzykowski Injuries are terrible. Season-ending injuries are absolutely brutal. If you’ve been coaching for any length of time, you’ve seen them. Whether it’s an ACL tear, broken bone or whatever else, for my money, serious injuries...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Sep 21, 2026 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
A Great Word by Ryan Krzykowski (featuring Jeff Sopha’s work) A couple months back, I read a post written by Coach Jeff Sopha (and 2026 Sharon Thompson Metro KC Coach of the Year recipient) called “Winning Matters, But Not the Way Most People...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Sep 7, 2026 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Mediocrity? by Ryan Krzykowski This was a fun exercise — knowing I was going to write on mediocrity, I asked the search engine which pro sports team is the most mediocre. The answer was a delight. Yes, they were awesome in the 90s, but the 90s were a LONG time...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Aug 24, 2026 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Freedom to Figure It Out by Ryan Krzykowski For years I’ve been telling students in class that math is an excellent tool for building many of the muscles we use over and over. In our lives, whether we’re talking about a career, family life, other...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Aug 10, 2026 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Faithful by Ryan Krzykowski We talk often in the coaching world about process-oriented rather than results-oriented. There are enough variables out of our control that we can’t always make everything happen just the way we want it to. For example, I would love...
