Biblical Plays and Winning Ways: Coaching Basketball with a Spiritual Edge
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Description
In the world of sports, coaching plays a vital role in shaping the skills and character of athletes. However, there is a deeper aspect to coaching that goes beyond the X's and O's of the game. It is the role of faith and its influence on coaching basketball through biblical principles.
Faith is an integral part of the human experience, and for basketball coaches, it can serve as a powerful tool in guiding and inspiring their players. Understanding the role of faith in coaching goes beyond winning
games; it focuses on developing well-rounded individuals who excel not only on the court but also in life.
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The Coach
Dr. Jacob Yorg begins his 22nd year coaching women's basketball. Jacob coached at the collegiate level for 13 years, as an NCAA Div 3, NCAA Div 2, and NAIA assistant Coach and as an NCAA Div 2 and NJCAA Head Coach. He is in his third year as a Varsity girls Basketball Coach. He has worked as a counselor, college psychology instructor, and researcher. Jacob has also learned from multiple years of athletic administration experience, spending time as a Director of Compliance and Director of Club Sports and Intramurals at NCAA Div 2 Institutions. He is the executive director of a non-profit (Elite Within Mindset) that provides free mental performance/health curriculum and services to Youth, HS, and College athletic teams.
Coach Yorg holds a Doctorate in Education in Higher Education Leadership and a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology. He is a licensed professional counselor and a Certified Mental Performance Consultant. He has researched "the effects institutional culture has on collegiate women's basketball players' experience based on their sexual, gender, and racial identities,"; "the consequences of coaches' communication on collegiate athletes' mental health and performance," and "the need for Sport Psychologist/CMPC within Non-Division I athletics. He has used his diverse experience to help develop winning change in 5 different programs across four levels (HS, Juco, Div III, and Div II), leading to conference championships, Regional Title, NCAA tournament appearances, and a state championship with the current players.
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