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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - At seventeen, David Emeott was heading toward jail time. Today, he's built one of America's most successful high school track programs-but not in the way you'd expect.Sure, East Kentwood won eight state championships and a national title between 2007 and 2019. But Coach Emeott quickly realized the trophies weren't the point. At Michigan's most diverse high school, where kids speak 80 different languages at home and more than half rely on free lunch, he discovered what real winning looks like.It starts with showing up every day-not just for practice, but for each athlete's future. It means teaching character alongside sprint technique. It's holding teenagers accountable when it's easier to look the other way. And sometimes it means losing a race to win something bigger.Emeott treated his athletes like family, learning their stories and understanding their struggles. He created a culture where excellence wasn't just about speed-it was about integrity, perseverance, and lifting each other up. His office became a safe haven where kids could talk about college applications, family problems, or dreams they'd never voiced before.The results speak for themselves: 100% graduation rate. Every single athlete left with a concrete plan for their next chapter.For coaches, teachers, managers, and parents, Emeott's story shows what's possible when you decide that developing people matters more than collecting victories.Because sometimes the best way to win is to redefine what victory means.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - At seventeen, David Emeott was heading toward jail time. Today, he's built one of America's most successful high school track programs-but not in the way you'd expect.Sure, East Kentwood won eight state championships and a national title between 2007 and 2019. But Coach Emeott quickly realized the trophies weren't the point. At Michigan's most diverse high school, where kids speak 80 different languages at home and more than half rely on free lunch, he discovered what real winning looks like.It starts with showing up every day-not just for practice, but for each athlete's future. It means teaching character alongside sprint technique. It's holding teenagers accountable when it's easier to look the way. And sometimes it means losing a race to win something bigger.Emeott treated his athletes like family, learning their stories and understanding their struggles. He created a culture where excellence wasn't just about speed-it was about integrity, perseverance, and lifting each other up. His office became a safe haven where kids could talk about college applications, family problems, or dreams they'd never voiced before.The results speak for themselves: 100% graduation rate. Every single athlete left with a concrete plan for their next chapter.For coaches, teachers, managers, and parents, Emeott's story shows what's possible when you decide that developing people matters more than collecting victories.Because sometimes the best way to win is to redefine what victory means.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. At seventeen, David Emeott was heading toward jail time. Today, he's built one of America's most successful high school track programs-but not in the way you'd expect.Sure, East Kentwood won eight state championships and a national title between 2007 and 2019. But Coach Emeott quickly realized the trophies weren't the point. At Michigan's most diverse high school, where kids speak 80 different languages at home and more than half rely on free lunch, he discovered what real winning looks like.It starts with showing up every day-not just for practice, but for each athlete's future. It means teaching character alongside sprint technique. It's holding teenagers accountable when it's easier to look the way. And sometimes it means losing a race to win something bigger.Emeott treated his athletes like family, learning their stories and understanding their struggles. He created a culture where excellence wasn't just about speed-it was about integrity, perseverance, and lifting each other up. His office became a safe haven where kids could talk about college applications, family problems, or dreams they'd never voiced before.The results speak for themselves: 100% graduation rate. Every single athlete left with a concrete plan for their next chapter.For coaches, teachers, managers, and parents, Emeott's story shows what's possible when you decide that developing people matters more than collecting victories.Because sometimes the best way to win is to redefine what victory means. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. At seventeen, David Emeott was heading toward jail time. Today, he's built one of America's most successful high school track programs-but not in the way you'd expect.Sure, East Kentwood won eight state championships and a national title between 2007 and 2019. But Coach Emeott quickly realized the trophies weren't the point. At Michigan's most diverse high school, where kids speak 80 different languages at home and more than half rely on free lunch, he discovered what real winning looks like.It starts with showing up every day-not just for practice, but for each athlete's future. It means teaching character alongside sprint technique. It's holding teenagers accountable when it's easier to look the other way. And sometimes it means losing a race to win something bigger.Emeott treated his athletes like family, learning their stories and understanding their struggles. He created a culture where excellence wasn't just about speed-it was about integrity, perseverance, and lifting each other up. His office became a safe haven where kids could talk about college applications, family problems, or dreams they'd never voiced before.The results speak for themselves: 100% graduation rate. Every single athlete left with a concrete plan for their next chapter.For coaches, teachers, managers, and parents, Emeott's story shows what's possible when you decide that developing people matters more than collecting victories.Because sometimes the best way to win is to redefine what victory means. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Beyond the Finish Line | The Art of Transformational Coaching | David Emeott | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Streamline Books | EAN 9798891653481 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…