JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================nK" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?U.M,v4#1U䚱R@'ԳC%s#F 1hjDJ\j7v(McqjPFsP^Gksd/6A1I#e䑑f']Z\4 ?U&3t4\vѣ-٬$)2:—2Mr{ۛvګZSYO*xwQ @~F8U?7+o~{2\~^1(32V.Ly6e9=k5/c,`F +M9-bM>_1ΡnfIxհW>5vti;5ޡvV6G z׹Hjċ"c@AEʱ[Jb;H'V}& w;i Ph,z8Y-aegu@^)6"<k5s;vǏ{q\Ƹɧ.m11Ii=8kGs.Z*wh}.=]%Xyq+D=ο#}]W4K)2 wԴUi8+vQ5IRd(}N W z.{yo`Y=Iu99Qيҍg##a49'n !dp͏Y 5bK.9{U:?KnD|2:s?v,Z~PD~QOnDZ*c@$k=@[S`uq.2NsT(.}ݑqRC3ԯz+fME lc֡ya04,!s?.ߕ5={XomgPq^1ĺ#>I`y>*7]iT jMG"Fe# 6b>J21!J@xXgR0 8觷\Vvuq1#QOJk:4z,P/_:xb;_2\Gb{=+;}ҢZyJIn5 5tx\oq#^Mlg2l IOFS>]cMVW)3C~4!$ti61G'MU˵tϴEo1bQMkIo6Hg9R3i,tmj7s[JODp98k JԞ[X83)8qwѼ]u){]ʃǨƢ5o.u Ck竻g Mu#E{2[^K^n;[,ĜɨUlF 'czףiOkYAfW"W&Dr@UXj=ZaKHQU#G^]i"΋"9Ev^渝l>wەw֢Kµ{:@0(ڃZLpo+˼N,PpqTjڵsI,f>7Mqu%܍,TEд.y^VC4ȁ_n{Nu;am. We know you'll enjoy meeting this popular coach and father in this issue of BFS.<BR><BR>How did you first learn about BFS?<BR>Straight out of BFS magazine. I picked up the magazine one day in 1981 and started reading the articles. When I called the toll-free number to find out more information, BFS Vice President&nbsp;John Rowbotham&nbsp;answered the phone and we spent three-and-a-half hours talking. After that conversation, I was hooked, and not long after that I decided to become a clinician.<BR>That must have been some conversation.<BR>It was -- Rick and I just clicked. He assured me that I was doing a lot of the right things for my athletes; our philosophies mirrored each other. <BR>After you started using <BR>the program, what happened with your athletes?<BR>Right away we were no longer getting plateaus. In football, we found that we were able to physically manhandle our opponents, even if they were larger than we were. <BR><BR>What about long-term success?<BR>At Jay High School in Jay, Oklahoma we implemented BFS in a decimated 3A football program that had had only two winning seasons in 13 years. When we left, the group of freshmen we had started with went 13-1 as seniors. Now that's success.<BR><BR>What do you remember most about your first year