by Ryan Krzykowski | Jan 28, 2019 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Keep Your Cool by Ryan Krzykowski It had been a while, but it happened again last week. I gave directions to a group of students, and they did not follow them well. They were told to work quietly while a group of their classmates was finishing a test. As the noise...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Jan 14, 2019 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Twenty Seconds by Ryan Krzykowski It’s funny. I used to take pride in being the biggest sports fan I knew. This was from about age 7-21 when I apparently didn’t have more pressing matters to attend to in my life. Nowadays, while I certainly enjoy my...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Dec 17, 2018 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Doing Some Reading by Ryan Krzykowski Not long ago I was invited to participate in a day long training program for assistant high school coaches who are interested in becoming head coaches in the near future. The primary organizer of the Academy began the session by...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Dec 3, 2018 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
A Big Night for CFC by Ryan Krzykowski A City Transformed — that was the theme of the evening as friends and supporters of Community for Coaches gathered at The Venue in Leawood for CFC’s 4th Annual Fall Benefit Dinner/Auction. Guests were treated to...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Nov 12, 2018 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Movie Clip Monday by Ryan Krzykowski “Look up, Brock. You’re in the end zone.” I’ll be using that line with students often over the next few months, as last week we watched the “Death Crawl” scene from the 2006 film Facing the...
by Ryan Krzykowski | Oct 29, 2018 | Blog 1, Ryan Krzykowski
Please Make it Stop by Ryan Krzykowski I wrote on this topic not long ago, but last weekend it happened again. We were watching 10-12 year old boys play football, and the officials threw flags on successive plays. Were the penalties deserved? Probably, but who...
