Prior to having kids or my kids being old enough to play sports I got my adrenalin rush from hunting and fishing. I fished competitively and I did a lot of bowhunting. Both gave me an adrenalin rush through competition (man vs. fish, man vs. man, man vs. deer, etc...) Over the last two years I have replaced all that with my girls softball playing. I am able to scratch my competitive itch by coaching or helping coach but I have found that I truly love seeing my girls and their team mates make GREAT plays. At this past weekends tournament, My DD's team made so many great plays that it is a wonder I did not OD on adrenalin. I know everyone handles the pressure of games, the excitement of games, and the highs or lows differently. I truly get fired up when I see great plays made by these 9, 10, and 11 year old girls and you see all the practice and hard work come together, especially when it saves the win or gives them the chance to win.
If they could bottle that same feeling I would probably be a serious addict. My name is CoachBroker and I am a softball Junkie!
If they could bottle that same feeling I would probably be a serious addict. My name is CoachBroker and I am a softball Junkie!