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How To …Follow Volleyball
Western Arkansas

First thing we’ll define is the libero. The libero is a defensive player and is usually used for her passing and digging skills. She can ONLY play in the back row and enters the floor at the back of the court. She has to wear a jersey with a color totally different than the pre-dominant color of her teammates’ uniforms. In high school and college, the libero can serve but... More
Keys to Catching the Football
Western Arkansas

When I think about catching the football, three things come to mind. No. 1) See the ball hit your hands. No. 2) Forming the diamond shape with your nose, eyes, and chin on the football. No. 3) Catch the first 8 to 10 inches of the ball, controlling the tip and look the ball all the way into the tuck. When catching the football, you have to care... More
How to In-Season Train…
Western Arkansas

Summer is almost over and school will be here before you know it. That means more time on the practice field than in the weight room and less time to keep the muscle’s you worked on all summer in top form. The shoulders and neck are two of the commonly most forgot about body parts in strength training. However they are used the most for football, volleyball, baseball, and softball.... More
How To... Hit For The Team
Western Arkansas

You need to train yourself to get the most out of every trip to the batter’s box. Your purpose at the plate can and will change with each pitch, position of the runners, strike zone, strike count and how the pitcher is pitching to you. You need to know what pitch and what location is best for you drive the ball hard. For most players it’s a fast ball,... More
How To Use Your Head at the Plate.
Western Arkansas

Hitting is one of the most over coached and undertrained skills in sports.    It seems that almost every hitting coach has his preferred method of hitting;   some insist that theirs is the only way to hit.   While there are certain fundamental skills that every hitter has to develop, each hitter is unique.  Coaches (and parents) need to understand that there is no one size fits all approach to hitting.   The... More
How To Use Your Head at the Plate
Western Arkansas

Some experts believe that one of the most difficult tasks to do in the sport is to hit squarely a round ball, moving 80-100 mph toward you, with a rounded bat. Becoming a successful hitter requires skill, confidence, discipline, experience, sound technique and practice, practice and more practice. Great hitters have a high baseball IQ. That means, over years of experience, through hard work and with good coaching, successful hitters... More

Goodbye Power I
by: Dalton Pearson
Now, more than ever before, teams on Friday nights mirror the philosophies and strategies of those that play college and pro football. The... More


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Teddy Selby
Oft-overlooked in the Lions' high-powered Spread offense, 5-foot-9, 180-pound tailback Teddy Selby provides balance and its one of the main... More

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Grill
VYPE: Winning four state titles in a row, has that changed your philosophy or routine in any way. And, do... More

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A Mother's Plea
by: Gary Smith

He kept spinning the football, looking for the laces. That’s one of the things Lisa Fisk remembers about that... More
Phone Ban On Saturday
by: Brandon Harris

Pea Ridge coach Mark Laster has banned quarterback Kip Kelly from calling him on Saturdays. But that's not necessarily a... More
Heavy Hitters Club
by: Mike Capshaw

Ever hit someone so hard that you makes them bleed? Or even more brutal, ever hit them so hard that... More

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How To …Follow Volleyball
by: Bridget Bauer

First thing we’ll define is the libero. The libero is a defensive player and is usually used for her passing... More

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On The Mark
by: Gary Smith

Steve Johnson may coach trap shooting, but he’s got a bigger target than a small clay disc in mind. Johnson, an Agriculture teacher at... More
Dancing for the ‘Dogs
by: Angie Baker, Director of Operations, Team Cheer USA/Team Dance USA

If you attend a game at Fayetteville High School this year, you will be unable to miss Ashlee Calhoun leading the Purple Dance Team. Ashlee... More

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As offensive schemes get more complicated, we were wondering if the process at which each play is called is getting... More

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