Believer in Christ, Hubby, Dad, OC & OL Petersburg H.S. Omega Psi Phi, Marsh Hill University and Campbell Law Alum. TEACHING THE POWER OF CHOICE!

Petersburg, VA
Joined May 2023
Dennis Martin, Sr. retweeted
Tariq Drew got my attention tonight with 9.5 tackles against his former team. @WillVapreps @VaPrepsRivals @hatfieldsports @coachjjenkins @PHSVAFootball @Teriq_Drew27
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Dennis Martin, Sr. retweeted
#DestinationFNF is taking me to Chester this week for an epic clash of undefeated Central District foes! @WillVapreps @VaPrepsRivals @hatfieldsports @coachjjenkins @TDKnightsFB @PHSVAFootball
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Dennis Martin, Sr. retweeted
Teriq Drew, Micah Scott lead Petersburg defense in dominant shutout of rival Hopewell. ➡️ Find link to story in bio
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Dennis Martin, Sr. retweeted
LSU Tigers OL Counter & Power Pull Drill
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Not coaching right now but still learning!! @CoachTatum90 #OLmakestheenginerun
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Dennis Martin, Sr. retweeted
“Nothing” by Nick Saban. If you wake up in the morning and you feel entitled, what would that get you? Nothing. If you think somebody owes you something, what would that get you? Nothing. If you lose your discipline and your work ethic, what would that get you? Nothing. If you fail to prepare and pay attention to detail, what would that get you? Nothing. NOTHING is more important than staying focused on being the best you can be no matter what you choose to do.
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Dennis Martin, Sr. retweeted
Texas OC/OL coach Kyle Flood - Gallop Technique (IZ DBL Teams) - 3 Step Timing - Near Foot Lead - Shoulder Punch - Same Foot/Same Shoulder - Work into the LOS - Stay Square - Strike Low to High coachtube.com/course/footbal…
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Dennis Martin, Sr. retweeted
Where do you find purpose as an athlete? Is it being a captain for your team? Is it owning your role on the field or court? Is it your camaraderie with your teammates? You can find your true purpose and identity for your life through Jesus Christ.

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Get to know your players on a personal level. Kid told me a his story yesterday that broke my heart. Completely changed my approach to motivating him!!
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2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣3️⃣ ➡️Alabama - OL Manual: Mentality...
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Average athletes take chances. Champions make choices. Success isn't about luck—it's about making the right decisions every single day.
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Tom Izzo said, "A player-coached team is better than a coach-coached team." The best teams are player-led. • They lead by example. • They hold everyone accountable. • They set the standard and embody the standard. Player-led teams outperform coach-led teams because they lead the process, own the process, and hold themselves accountable. They enable, build, and sustain the culture. 4 Ways to Implement Player-Led Leadership: 1. Model How to Lead - Model the behavior that you want to see in your team. Lead by example, avoid blaming others, and take responsibility for successes and failures. People will look to your actions and behaviors more than any words you say. By doing this, you are building a culture of leadership, accountability, and respect. 2. Set Expectations for Leadership and Goals - Clearly articulate goals, strategies, and expectations. Communicate where you expect people to lead. This avoids ambiguity and reminds the team what is important and why. By doing this, you are effectively communicating what you expect, increasing transparency, and improving alignment. 3. Encourage Ownership and Hold People Accountable - The heart of success and leadership is ownership. Delegate where they need to lead. Give your people the authority and resources they need to make decisions and own the process. Then hold them accountable throughout the process. By doing this, you are empowering your team to take initiative, make decisions with confidence, and develop a sense of responsibility for their contributions. 4. Encourage Their Continuous Improvement - Emphasize improvement and growth in the culture. Set time aside to gather feedback on where the team can improve. Encourage everyone to make suggestions and take responsibility of the process. This will improve engagement and create a culture of continuous improvement, collaboration, and open communication. You're making a more adaptable team in the process. Great teams win because they have multiple leaders driving success together. Leadership is an uphill battle. - - - Follow @coachajkings for more posts like this!
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