Chalk Talk - Geigle, Larry
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Of the seven chapters in this study, Chapter I introduces the problems of describing and analyzing the coaching philosophies of football coaches in Oregon. Chapter II reviews six personal interviews taken from Oregon coaches. Chapter III analyzes what the six coaches had in common. Chapter IV analyzes what the six coaches did differently in their programs. Chapter V presents a summary, conclusion, and recommendations. In Chapter VI, Coach Geigle shares his answers to the questions put to the other Oregon coaches. And Chapter VII explains how this book got its title and includes a story about a…mehr

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Of the seven chapters in this study, Chapter I introduces the problems of describing and analyzing the coaching philosophies of football coaches in Oregon. Chapter II reviews six personal interviews taken from Oregon coaches. Chapter III analyzes what the six coaches had in common. Chapter IV analyzes what the six coaches did differently in their programs. Chapter V presents a summary, conclusion, and recommendations. In Chapter VI, Coach Geigle shares his answers to the questions put to the other Oregon coaches. And Chapter VII explains how this book got its title and includes a story about a student who simply wanted to play football like his three brothers.
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Autorenporträt
Larry Geigle is a retired health and physical education teacher, athletic director, assistant principal, and football/baseball coach. He is also a grandfather, father, husband, and Vietnam veteran who lives in Lincoln City, Oregon, with his wife. Larry attended Linfield College, where he earned a bachelor of science in health and physical education. He also has a master's degree in education from Linfield College. Larry also received his administrative license from Portland State University. His book covers coaching philosophies from over forty years of coaching football.