Chad Bonham Bücher

A coach to coaches shows how to equip athletes in all three dimensions--body, mind, and spirit--in order to capture their hearts and leave a legacy worthy of their calling.

After 55 years of operating a racetrack in the beautiful Colorado foothills, one can only imagine the stories that need to be told. That is why this book was written, to capture some of the history of the Bandimere Family. Living It Loud is about faith, family and the pursuit of speed. But it is even bigger than that. It is about a man who had a vision for impacting the lives of young people through car performance and racing and how his children and grandchildren have carried his dream to greater heights than he could have ever imagined. This inspirational history lesson will challenge you to revisit biblically sound characteristics such as passion, boldness, trust, integrity, kindness, focus, determination, forgiveness, courage, endurance, loyalty, patience and selflessness. But most importantly, it will serve as a reminder that, just like the Bandimere family, there is a divine purpose for your life as well.

Integrity is a central theme in this exploration of golf, a sport where players must self-referee and uphold personal ethics both on and off the course. The book presents insights and anecdotes from PGA golfers like Cink, Byrd, Simpson, and Crane, encouraging readers to reflect on their own lives and choices. It challenges them to consider whether they are living their best life, akin to the principles of fairness and honesty that define the game of golf.

There was no experience like playing football for Frosty Westering. For anyone unsure of that bold claim, read the words of his former players to understand just how unique and life-changing this legendary coach was. “I Played For Frosty” contains inspiring stories about how Frosty personally impacted his players and everyone who was a part of every football program he led throughout his illustrious career. This book also includes hundreds of historical photos that capture Frosty’s impact that started in Iowa and ended at Pacific Lutheran University, where national championships were simply a byproduct of the coaching style and leadership philosophy far ahead of its time.

Highlighting the impressive legacy of The University of Tulsa's football program, this book chronicles its evolution from the 1940s bowl teams to the innovative passing strategies of the 1960s. It celebrates the achievements of notable players like Jerry Rhome and Steve Largent, along with legendary coaches who contributed to 521 victories and 59 winning seasons. Additionally, it provides insight into the future of the program through the perspective of Coach Steve Kragthorpe and the 2003 team, showcasing the enduring spirit of the Golden Hurricane.

The history of basketball at Kendall College in Tulsa began in 1907, marked by exceptional athletes and pioneering coaches who shaped the sport. Notable players like Bob Patterson and Bobby "Bingo" Smith set the stage, while recent decades showcased talents such as Paul Pressey and Shea Seals. The program has thrived under influential coaches, including Nolan Richardson and Tubby Smith, contributing to a rich legacy of court action and sportsmanship in the city.