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Logan Frazier @itsloganfrazier 🎥🔥 (Class of 2029 INF out of Corona HS) BBG ID Showcase 📍 #BBG
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From coaching athletes to now coaching my own children… life looks a tad different lately. ❤️ Mentoring them, molding them, pouring into them, praying over them, and giving them my all. The coach in me never left…..God just shifted my assignment closer to home. Different season. Same purpose. Greater calling. 🙏🏽❤️ My greatest team will always be my family. I’ll always have a heart for the softball community and pouring into the game that has given me so much, but in this season, God has called me to plant my feet at home… to minister, to mentor, to coach, and pour into my own children. The calling hasn’t changed… God just shifted where He needs me most. 🙏🏽 And right now, that’s with my babies. ❤️ . #coach #mentor #ministry #momof3 #family
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In this episode we’re looking at the Journey of youth baseball player @itsloganfrazier and his journey of chasing his dreams to play at the highest level and to inspire the youth, plus who he is outside the game Link for the podcast in my bio
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Dear Teenager, Who you become in the next 5 years isn’t luck. It’s the result of the choices you make today. Every room you walk into is shaping your mindset. Every friend you keep close is influencing your standards. Every habit you repeat is building your future. Every piece of content you consume is programming your thinking. Every belief you accept becomes the ceiling—or the foundation—of your life. If you want a different future, don’t wait for motivation. Change your environment. Protect your mindset. Choose growth over comfort. Spend time with people who challenge you to become better. Build habits your future self will thank you for. Success isn’t built in one big moment. It’s built through thousands of small decisions nobody else sees. Your life changes when your daily standards change. Go be great. The world needs what you’re capable of becoming. Which one are you changing first? Your room, your friends, your habits, your content, or your beliefs? #selfimprovementdaily #selfimprovement #athletesupport #studentsuccess #athletemindset
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YOUR FUTURE deserves the right fit. One of the biggest mistakes student-athletes make during the recruiting process is choosing a school because of the logo, the facilities, the coach’s promises, or the scholarship offer. Those things matter. But they shouldn’t be the reason you commit. The right college fit is about much more than athletics. Can you see yourself thriving there after your playing career ends? Will the coaches develop you? Does the culture match your values? Will you receive the academic support you need? Is there a real plan for your future, or are you hoping everything works out? I created these two free college recruiting cheat sheets to help athletes and families ask better questions before making one of the biggest decisions of their lives. Inside you’ll learn how to evaluate: ✅ Academic fit ✅ Athletic development ✅ Coaching culture ✅ Playing time reality ✅ Scholarships and financial aid ✅ Campus life and student support ✅ Career opportunities after college Don’t commit to a college. Commit to the place that gives you the best chance to succeed as a student, an athlete, and a person. Save these checklists before your next college visit. Share them with another athlete or parent who is going through the recruiting process. Which factor do you think student-athletes overlook the most when choosing a college? #collegerecruiting #recruitingtips #collegebound #studentathletes #scholarshipalert
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You know what’s funny? A lot of people want growth, but they don’t want to be challenged. They want new results while holding on to old habits, old beliefs, and old ways of thinking. Elite athletes and high performers understand the Empty Cup Mindset. They stay teachable, curious, and adaptable—even after success. The people who improve the fastest usually aren’t the most talented. They’re the most willing to learn and change. Some hear feedback as criticism. Others hear it as information. That difference changes everything. The willingness to change your mind isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom. Keep the empty cup mindset, and you’ll always have room to grow. God bless you. What’s one mindset shift that helped you grow the most? Let me know your thoughts in the comments. I love hearing different perspectives and learning from others. It’s how I get better! #ɢʀᴏᴡᴛʜᴍɪɴᴅsᴇᴛ #elitemindset #athletemindset #sportsparents #youthathletes
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DAY 38 — Today’s Youth Leadership card is… Trustworthy. Being trustworthy means people can count on you to do what you say you will do. It’s about being honest, dependable, and consistent in your actions, even when no one is watching. Trust is not built through big promises. It is built through small actions repeated over time. Trustworthy leaders keep their word, tell the truth, take responsibility for their mistakes, and follow through on their commitments. People naturally respect and follow those they can trust. Why is this important? Because trust is the foundation of every strong relationship. Whether it’s with friends, family, teammates, teachers, or future employers, trust creates confidence and credibility. Without trust, leadership becomes difficult. With trust, people feel safe, supported, and willing to work together. Remember this: Your reputation is built by what you consistently do. Be the person others know they can rely on. Today’s question: What is one way you can show someone today that they can trust you? Carry this today and lead by example! Love you guys! - Coach @gerald_smiley #trustworthy #youthleaders #athletedevelopment #leadershipquotes #leadershipseries
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One of the hardest things for coaches is choosing compassion over criticism. Coaching isn’t about proving you’re the smartest person in the room. It’s about helping athletes become their best. Too many coaches lead with “I.” My standards.
My expectations.
My program. Great coaches lead with “us.” Our growth.
Our culture.
Our goals. The best coaches try to see the game through their players’ eyes. What pressure are they carrying?
What fear are they battling?
What lesson do they need right now? Athletes don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care. Compassion isn’t lowering standards—it’s understanding people while holding them accountable. Trust is built when players feel seen, heard, and valued. And trust is the foundation of every championship culture. Without trust, communication breaks down.
Without trust, teams become divided. Championship teams are built on relationships before results. Coach the person first. The player will follow.
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A lot of people are going to look at this and see a game. I see something much bigger. I see an opportunity for young athletes to build confidence, learn how to communicate, and become more comfortable being themselves in front of others. Meeting them where they’re at and being a positive space for them. When you play Coach Smiley live on Instagram, it’s not really about winning or losing. It’s about growth. It’s about learning how to handle pressure, think through situations, tell your story, and connect with people. Those are skills that will help you long after the final out, final game, or final season. One of the things I love most is watching athletes open up and share who they really are. Not just as players, but as people. The world already sees your highlights. This gives people a chance to see your personality, your character, your journey, and what makes you unique. Your followers get to learn more about you. Parents get to learn more about you. Coaches get to learn more about you. And sometimes the opportunity you’re looking for starts when someone finally gets to see the person behind the uniform. My goal has never been to create another place online where people feel judged. I want to create a positive space where athletes can show up, have fun, learn, ask questions, and be surrounded by people who want to see them succeed. Every live becomes an opportunity for mentorship. Every conversation becomes an opportunity for growth. Every challenge becomes an opportunity to learn. So if you think you can beat Coach Smiley, let’s find out. But remember, the biggest win isn’t beating me. The biggest win is becoming more confident, more prepared, and more comfortable being yourself. Comment “ME” if you’re ready for the challenge. Love you guys! - Coach @gerald_smiley
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Had such a great Mother’s Day weekend. Thank you Lord for giving me the gift of my babies. I’m so lucky to be their mom. My kids are my ministry, and I will always keep the Lord in the center of their lives. As a mother, my greatest prayer is that my children grow up knowing God’s love, walking in faith, showing kindness, and staying true to who He created them to be. Motherhood isn’t always easy, but it’s the greatest blessing and purpose God has given me. Through every season, I’ll keep loving, guiding, praying over, and fighting for my babies with all my heart. So thankful God chose me to be their mom 💖 Thank you to my sweet friend pastor @rachel.lohman @thebridgechino for an amazing and beautiful message at church this morning “NEW PERSPECTIVE.” Also want to thank my sweet friends the Galardo family for a fun day at the beach and beautiful flowers. I want to give the biggest shout out to my husband who cheers me on as a mom and supports me everyday in who I am and who I strive to be. Mom I love you and thank you for teaching me strength, teaching me to always stand up for what’s right and wrong. But most of all thank you for loving my babies and being a big part of their lives. . If you peep closely you can see my coaching tan on my ankle 🫣 Definitely need to work on evening that out this summer 😅 . #happymothersday #thankyoujesus #lovemybabies #thakfulforitall #mykidsaremyministry
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A lot of student-athletes think a coach not responding means the coach isn’t interested. That’s not always true. College coaches are juggling a lot every day. Recruiting calls, practice plans, travel, meetings, roster management, camps, watching film, and trying to evaluate hundreds of athletes at once. Sometimes they open an email while they’re in the middle of something and fully plan on responding later… then life happens and they forget. That’s why follow ups matter so much in recruiting. Not spammy follow ups. Not desperate messages. Professional follow ups. A simple message checking back in, sending updated film, or sharing a tournament schedule can put an athlete back on a coach’s radar at the right time. A lot of opportunities are missed simply because athletes stop after one email. The athletes who separate themselves are usually the ones who stay consistent, mature, respectful, and easy to communicate with throughout the recruiting process. And the crazy part is… you can do all of this right from your phone. That’s why I made these recruiting email and DM templates. To help athletes communicate better with college coaches and give themselves a real chance to get noticed. Sometimes one follow up changes everything. Save this post so you can use these templates later. And send this to an athlete or parent who needs help with recruiting, as they may not see this unless you help them. Comment the word “Help” if you want to know how to get college coaches contact info. #sportsrecruiting #ncaarecruiting #recruitingtips #collegerecruiting #sportsparenting
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Every scroll is a trade: your focus for dopamine. Your discipline for distraction. Your future for a feed that doesn’t know your name. Elite athletes don’t win on talent alone. They win on attention control, daily habits, mental performance, and discipline when nobody’s watching. If your routine is built around Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat, don’t be surprised when your results look average. Protect your time. Train your mind like you train your body. Your next step….Check your daily screen time now. Whatever that number is start, decrease it by 2 hours a day, and fill those two hours with activity that will get you to where you want to go! Watch where your life goes once you do this! Would you agree? #mentalperformancecoaching #timemanagementskills #mindsettraining #baseballplayers #recruitingtips
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