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"Go Ahead and Break Your Child's Heart" is a hard-to-love quote, much less the title of a Coach's book. Simply said, this book is designed to provide parents and leaders of student athletes with a considerable advantage as they manage their child's life in the Middle School and High School eras. The book also goes right at parents and their "new age inclination" to manage every aspect of their child's life during these developmental years. "Back Home at Last," the initial fiction story, is written in "coach talk" and it sets up the need for parents to complete, study and dive into the Learning Considerations portion of the book...where you are ask to make important decisions about your style of leadership. In "Lessons Learned," the closing fiction section, you will learn that "raising a child can be rewarding and successful." Yes, inside every good child is a great child!

Coach Bob Springer has recently retired from Coaching High School football in Ohio and West Virginia school systems, just before his 69th birthday. Fresh out of Marietta College in 1964, he coached for five years before joining the Corporate World with Allstate Financial. Following his retirement in 1996 from Allstate, a return to coaching was "an automatic career decision" per Coach Springer. It was his "second time around" in the coaching ranks and for Bob it was another great learning experience. From '96 until 2011, Coach Springer was involved with State Championship teams, Coach of the Year Honors and a very haunting losing season. Coach strongly states, "he learned so much more about parents and students" his second time around as a high school coach. In Bob's view, successful parental leadership is the key to winning lives or losing lives. Coach Springer demands "parents not be managed by their children" and he alleges that far too many parents miss the target with disciplinary processes.

Remainder of Biographical Information

Please read the section of the book "Words from Bob Springer." This section was written before I wrote the book...to me it is the core section, and I chose it to be used as the expanded Biographical Information.

"Go Ahead and Break Your Child's Heart" is a hard-to-love quote, much less the title of a Coach's book. Simply said, this book is designed to provide parents and leaders of student athletes with a considerable advantage as they manage their child's life in the Middle School and High School eras. The book also goes right at parents and their "new age inclination" to manage every aspect of their child's life during these developmental years. "Back Home at Last," the initial fiction story, is written in "coach talk" and it sets up the need for parents to complete, study and dive into the Learning Considerations portion of the book...where you are ask to make important decisions about your style of leadership. In "Lessons Learned," the closing fiction section, you will learn that "raising a child can be rewarding and successful." Yes, inside every good child is a great child!

Coach Bob Springer has recently retired from Coaching High School football in Ohio and West Virginia school systems, just before his 69th birthday. Fresh out of Marietta College in 1964, he coached for five years before joining the Corporate World with Allstate Financial. Following his retirement in 1996 from Allstate, a return to coaching was "an automatic career decision" per Coach Springer. It was his "second time around" in the coaching ranks and for Bob it was another great learning experience. From '96 until 2011, Coach Springer was involved with State Championship teams, Coach of the Year Honors and a very haunting losing season. Coach strongly states, "he learned so much more about parents and students" his second time around as a high school coach. In Bob's view, successful parental leadership is the key to winning lives or losing lives. Coach Springer demands "parents not be managed by their children" and he alleges that far too many parents miss the target with disciplinary processes.

Remainder of Biographical Information

Please read the section of the book "Words from Bob Springer." This section was written before I wrote the book...to me it is the core section, and I chose it to be used as the expanded Biographical Information.