Tag: Ohio State University

  • ASAP at OHIO STATE vs WISCONSIN Game Day Photos

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    Strength Coach Rick Court gets the squad warmed up

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    Buckeye QB Braxton Miller warm up tosses


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    Wisconsin Badgers’ Strength Coach Evan Simon
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    Sunset at the giant horse shoe stadium in Columbus, Ohio
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    A 6’4 250 lb back up QB, Cardale Jones fires a strike
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    Buckeye Quarterback Kenny Guiton launches a rainbow pass that dropped into the receiver’s hands forty five yards later. Incredibly, Guiton, the second stringer, holds two Ohio State Football records. Not bad!

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    Coach Meyer takes in the Buckeye student section….
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    Buckeyes’ call to action
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    Coach Mick Marotti leads the squad thru his “QUICK CALS” Routine….. a team and student pump up!

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    One of college football’s proud traditions…OSU Marching Band

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    Special edition uniforms….. check!
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    College Football!

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    Bucky Badger

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    Buckeye Class Reunion! Coach John Cooper inducted into College Football Hall of Fame

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    The Shoe!
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    Hang on Sloopy

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    Ohio State scores a touchdown with one seconf remaining in first half
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    Special edition helmets came out for this game
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    Thirst Quencher
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    Coach Mickey Marotti.… Ohio State’s Asst AD for Football Sports Performance. An ever present role with Urban Meyer’s Buckeyes
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    A grim faced urban Meyer realizes ther severity of his injured senior captain. A season ending broken ankle on the second to last play of the game. 
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    Photos by Ed Cicale

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  • Archie Griffin: The Three “D’s”

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    Recently, I had the good fortune of attending a motivation seminar in Columbus, Ohio.  Among marquee speakers that included the likes of Colin Powell, Steve Forbes, Zig Ziglar and Joe Montana, there was also the one and only winner of two Heisman Trophies, Archie Griffin…. a true ambassador to The Ohio State University. When the seminar had completed, I headed up Route 315 to the Lane Avenue exit and made my way to The Woody Hayes Athletic Center. It's a huge and sprawling complex where the Buckeyes spend a large amount of their time when they are not in class or over on the banks of the muddy Olentangy River playing football in the old "horseshoe" known as Ohio Stadium. I was once a graduate assistant coach here back in the 1980's…. but that was before the latest multimillion dollar upgrade to what was once called the "North" facility back then. I've included a few photos from the players' entranceway along with the pictures of Archie's trophies.

    Speaking in his hometown sure didn't hurt his popularity any but what really captured the audience was his message about some things that he learned years ago from his coaches and mentors, Bob Stewart (Columbus Eastmoor Football Coach) and Woody Hayes (Ohio State Football)…. and that's The Three D's. In fact, Griffin explained that there's not a day that goes by without him thinking about the lessons imparted to him from these fine coaches.The_woody_hayes_002 Many of us can think back throughout the years of people who helped us attain success. People who left some mark on us or pointed us in the right direction. Archie Griffin's mentors left an impact on him through what he calls:

                                The Three D's

    1. Desire:

    2. Determination

    3. Dedication

    With those three things placed into your daily plan…. you can stay on an even keel and more readily accomplish your goals in life. So to quote speaker Zig Ziglar, it may be time for "a check-up from the neck up". If so, take heed of the advice of the great Buckeye running back and re-evaluate your desire, determination and dedication. Get to the next level!

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    One of Archie Griffin's Heisman Trophies

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    Go Bucks!

    All Rights Reserved    Copyright 2007 www.athleticstrengthandpower.com blogpost by Ed Cicale

  • Archie Griffin: The Three “D’s”

    The_woody_hayes_center_002_2 

    Recently, I had the good fortune of attending a motivation seminar in Columbus, Ohio.  Among marquee speakers that included the likes of Colin Powell, Steve Forbes, Zig Ziglar and Joe Montana, there was also the one and only winner of two Heisman Trophies, Archie Griffin…. a true ambassador to The Ohio State University. When the seminar had completed, I headed up Route 315 to the Lane Avenue exit and made my way to The Woody Hayes Athletic Center. It's a huge and sprawling complex where the Buckeyes spend a large amount of their time when they are not in class or over on the banks of the muddy Olentangy River playing football in the old "horseshoe" known as Ohio Stadium. I was once a graduate assistant coach here back in the 1980's…. but that was before the latest multimillion dollar upgrade to what was once called the "North" facility back then. I've included a few photos from the players' entranceway along with the pictures of Archie's trophies.

    Speaking in his hometown sure didn't hurt his popularity any but what really captured the audience was his message about some things that he learned years ago from his coaches and mentors, Bob Stewart (Columbus Eastmoor Football Coach) and Woody Hayes (Ohio State Football)…. and that's The Three D's. In fact, Griffin explained that there's not a day that goes by without him thinking about the lessons imparted to him from these fine coaches.The_woody_hayes_002 Many of us can think back throughout the years of people who helped us attain success. People who left some mark on us or pointed us in the right direction. Archie Griffin's mentors left an impact on him through what he calls:

                                The Three D's

    1. Desire:

    2. Determination

    3. Dedication

    With those three things placed into your daily plan…. you can stay on an even keel and more readily accomplish your goals in life. So to quote speaker Zig Ziglar, it may be time for "a check-up from the neck up". If so, take heed of the advice of the great Buckeye running back and re-evaluate your desire, determination and dedication. Get to the next level!

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    One of Archie Griffin's Heisman Trophies

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    Go Bucks!

    All Rights Reserved    Copyright 2007 www.athleticstrengthandpower.com blogpost by Ed Cicale

  • Archie Griffin: The Three “D’s”

    The_woody_hayes_center_002_2 

    Recently, I had the good fortune of attending a motivation seminar in Columbus, Ohio.  Among marquee speakers that included the likes of Colin Powell, Steve Forbes, Zig Ziglar and Joe Montana, there was also the one and only winner of two Heisman Trophies, Archie Griffin…. a true ambassador to The Ohio State University. When the seminar had completed, I headed up Route 315 to the Lane Avenue exit and made my way to The Woody Hayes Athletic Center. It's a huge and sprawling complex where the Buckeyes spend a large amount of their time when they are not in class or over on the banks of the muddy Olentangy River playing football in the old "horseshoe" known as Ohio Stadium. I was once a graduate assistant coach here back in the 1980's…. but that was before the latest multimillion dollar upgrade to what was once called the "North" facility back then. I've included a few photos from the players' entranceway along with the pictures of Archie's trophies.

    Speaking in his hometown sure didn't hurt his popularity any but what really captured the audience was his message about some things that he learned years ago from his coaches and mentors, Bob Stewart (Columbus Eastmoor Football Coach) and Woody Hayes (Ohio State Football)…. and that's The Three D's. In fact, Griffin explained that there's not a day that goes by without him thinking about the lessons imparted to him from these fine coaches.The_woody_hayes_002 Many of us can think back throughout the years of people who helped us attain success. People who left some mark on us or pointed us in the right direction. Archie Griffin's mentors left an impact on him through what he calls:

                                The Three D's

    1. Desire:

    2. Determination

    3. Dedication

    With those three things placed into your daily plan…. you can stay on an even keel and more readily accomplish your goals in life. So to quote speaker Zig Ziglar, it may be time for "a check-up from the neck up". If so, take heed of the advice of the great Buckeye running back and re-evaluate your desire, determination and dedication. Get to the next level!

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    One of Archie Griffin's Heisman Trophies

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    Go Bucks!

    All Rights Reserved    Copyright 2007 www.athleticstrengthandpower.com blogpost by Ed Cicale

  • ASAP Advisory Board: Ken Mannie; Michigan State University

    He’s been training athletes for over thirty years and he still has his sleeves rolled up and is ready to take his athletes at Michigan State University to the next level. The guy is a motivator…. I’ve seen him in action….. and he sure knows how to get the job done. Period. There’s a reason why ASAP~Athletic Strength And Power has him postioned on our ASAP Advisory Board. One, he’s insightful. Two, he knows the business of strength training. Finally, his personality just plain makes you want to work hard. Mannie_ken_2
    Coach Ken Mannie is a regular contributor to Scholastic Coach and Athletic Director  and, of course  www.AthleticStrengthAndPower.com . Coach Mannie will be starting his 14th year as the Head Strength Coach for the MSU Spartans. 

    Today, ASAP posts a recent article found in Coach and Athletic Director. The article covers a few aspects of certain topics like lifting movements, training equipment and multi-joint movements. Ken’s ethical style is not accompanied by product endorsements or related advertising…. just straight shootin’, objective imformation to help coaches and trainees at any level.

    Here’s the downloadable, pdf file: Download 7FEB_07_POWERLINE_PDF.pdf

    All Rights Reserved   Copyright 2007 www.athleticstrengthandpower.com blogpost by Ed Cicale

  • ASAP Advisory Board: Ken Mannie; Michigan State University

    He’s been training athletes for over thirty years and he still has his sleeves rolled up and is ready to take his athletes at Michigan State University to the next level. The guy is a motivator…. I’ve seen him in action….. and he sure knows how to get the job done. Period. There’s a reason why ASAP~Athletic Strength And Power has him postioned on our ASAP Advisory Board. One, he’s insightful. Two, he knows the business of strength training. Finally, his personality just plain makes you want to work hard. Mannie_ken_2
    Coach Ken Mannie is a regular contributor to Scholastic Coach and Athletic Director  and, of course  www.AthleticStrengthAndPower.com . Coach Mannie will be starting his 14th year as the Head Strength Coach for the MSU Spartans. 

    Today, ASAP posts a recent article found in Coach and Athletic Director. The article covers a few aspects of certain topics like lifting movements, training equipment and multi-joint movements. Ken’s ethical style is not accompanied by product endorsements or related advertising…. just straight shootin’, objective imformation to help coaches and trainees at any level.

    Here’s the downloadable, pdf file: Download 7FEB_07_POWERLINE_PDF.pdf

    All Rights Reserved   Copyright 2007 www.athleticstrengthandpower.com blogpost by Ed Cicale

  • ASAP Advisory Board: Ken Mannie; Michigan State University

    He’s been training athletes for over thirty years and he still has his sleeves rolled up and is ready to take his athletes at Michigan State University to the next level. The guy is a motivator…. I’ve seen him in action….. and he sure knows how to get the job done. Period. There’s a reason why ASAP~Athletic Strength And Power has him postioned on our ASAP Advisory Board. One, he’s insightful. Two, he knows the business of strength training. Finally, his personality just plain makes you want to work hard. Mannie_ken_2
    Coach Ken Mannie is a regular contributor to Scholastic Coach and Athletic Director  and, of course  www.AthleticStrengthAndPower.com . Coach Mannie will be starting his 14th year as the Head Strength Coach for the MSU Spartans. 

    Today, ASAP posts a recent article found in Coach and Athletic Director. The article covers a few aspects of certain topics like lifting movements, training equipment and multi-joint movements. Ken’s ethical style is not accompanied by product endorsements or related advertising…. just straight shootin’, objective imformation to help coaches and trainees at any level.

    Here’s the downloadable, pdf file: Download 7FEB_07_POWERLINE_PDF.pdf

    All Rights Reserved   Copyright 2007 www.athleticstrengthandpower.com blogpost by Ed Cicale