The Coach
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.58 (992 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0060RG2EA |
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| Number of Pages | : | 420 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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Many of his gymnasts continued their careers in the college ranks becoming conference champions (Big-12, SEC, MIC) and NCAA National Champions at division one (University of Alabama) and division three (University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh). His gymnasts have earned four USA Gymnastics National Champion titles. Mark Folger has coached gymnastics in Kansas and Oklahoma for over thirty years. He resides in Wichita,
Mark writes because he enjoys it and publishes his ebooks becuase his gymnasts asked him to do so. Mark was the USA Gymnastics Junior Olympic National Coach of the Year in 2009. His gymnasts have earned four USA Gymnastics National Champion titles. folgersgymnasticsspot His non-fiction writings are based on those same principles, but put into story form for pre-teen and teenagers to read. Mark writes a youth sports blog that focuses on coaching, parenting and all the good things children and teenagers can gain from the youth sports experience. He resides in Wichita, Kansas where he and his wife, Penny, have owned and operated Folger's Gymnastics since 1986. About th
In this, the first book in THE COACH series, you’ll meet Kathy and Ann, two elderly ladies, the busy-body ambassadors of the town, John McIntosh, a reverend from the local church, sisters Ruth and Gloria, the first who owns the bakery and the second who owns the diner and Sally, the Pollyanna of Prairie Falls, whose love of gymnastics not accidently collides with the retired coach over coffee and a cinnamon roll at the Best of the Morning Bakery. With unbridled energy, Sally was pursuing what many believed was an impossible dream, until the day she read the sleeve of Mike’s t-shirt.. A story about an old passion lost running head-on into a young passion on the threshold of greatness. When a successful gymnastics coach from Tulsa retires early and moves to a small town in the lake country of northeast Oklahoma, he’s surprised by what he finds there. Mike Corrigan had planned a semi-retired life at the lake, but those plans a