Tag: sports
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Committed to the Grind
If you want to one day participate on a collegiate athletic team then mastering social media is a must in today’s time. One in five student athletes use social media to make career connections, network, and get their name out there. Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and many other platforms are necessary to gain the exposure you…
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Why I Grind: Michael Clayton
One question we often ask our Play Book athletes is “Why do you grind?” Often the answers are short and straight to the point. “I grind to make my family proud.” “I grind to be the best I can be.” There are even some that say they work hard to be able to play their…
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5 Questions with Ashton Funk
Defensive End Ashton Funk is working hard on his craft. Check out why he thinks attitude is a factor in winning.
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5 Questions With Quarterback Brock Inman
He believes consistent hard work breeds greatness. Find out why Brock Inman enjoys being a part of a team.
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5 Questions With Quarterback KJ Gooden
He’s a 6’5 180 pounds , dual threat quarterback with a 4.6 forty time. Check out what he says is the best part of competing.
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Have You Gotten Yours?
Although the school start date may still be undecided for some areas, many young athletes will start preseason practices for fall sports. Prior to the start of preseason, all young athletes should have a pre-participation physical examination or sports physical to ensure they are healthy and ready to return to sports. The sports physical is…
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5 QUESTIONS WITH WIDE RECEIVER SETH FULLER
Let’s take a moment to see what Seth Fuller has to say about being a part of a team and competing. See why Seth Grinds: https://mypbtv.com/programs/seth-fuller-why-i-grind
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Brittny Jones: Soaring to New Heights
In the past few years Brittny Jones has worn many hats. Her time as a student athlete and her tenure as a teacher and basketball coach, all in Cobb County, has prepared her well for her current role as Assistant Principal and Athletic Director at Pebblebrook High School. “My dedication and love for the Pebblebrook…
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Play Book Athletes Are Not Losing Momentum
It can be challenging for athletes to maintain fitness and nutrition during these times. The deadly Coronavirus that has threatened the world and quarantined it has caused the cancellation of a number of events and has forced athletes to be closed off from their normal training and practice routines. Twelve-year-old QB Marco Macaluso III gets…
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Working Out with “Big A” Green-Felder
At 5’9″ and 160 lbs, rising freshman Anthony “Big A” Green-Felder is making sure he is well conditioned for his high school debut. He says his ultimate goal is to one day be named the Defensive Player of the Year. The strength and conditioning portion of his training will play an important role in…
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What is the NCAA Dead Period?
I was surprised, after speaking with a student athlete, that he didn’t know what the NCAA dead period was. So let’s just talk about that for a brief moment. Contrary to what most believe, the dead period is not a time when an athlete can’t do anything to help their recruiting process. The NCAA…
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Jonathan and Nicholas Alvarado: Bosco Prep’s Ironmen
by Joyce Oscar We’ve heard many athletic team members refer to each other as brothers and sisters. It’s always great to have that family bond when you’re on the field, court or track. But it’s even better when you know you have that blood bond there with you. Jonathan & Nicholas Alvarado Meet…
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Start Strong…Finish Strong: Growing Up Enneking
by Joyce Oscar Growing up with brothers and sisters can be a constant measuring stick throughout childhood. An older sibling and involved parents can mold a child’s interests and passions, so family members often gravitate toward the same craft. Take the Ennekings for instance. Brothers William (17), Jack (16) and Aidan (15) are knows…
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Follow the YellowBROOK Road: The Journey of Coach Brittny Jones
There aren’t many parents that haven’t heard the words “When I graduate, I’m moving so far away from here…” at least once in their teenager’s high school career. The same rings true for Brian and Beverly Jones, parents of Brittny Jones. “I always talked about how I wanted to get out of Georgia and go as far as…