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Sally J. Ford

Sally J. Ford, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Program Coordinator-Coaching

Phone: +1 (940) 898-2578
Fax: +1 (940) 898-2581
Office: Pioneer Hall 208K

E-mail: SFord4@twu.edu 


  Year of Appointment  

2008

  Education  

  • 2000, PhD in Health Education, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois

  • 1980, MA in Physical Education, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois

  • 1973, BA in Physical Education, McKendree College, Lebanon, Illinois

  Professional Experience  

  • 2008: Assistant Professor, Dept. of Kinesiology.  Program coordinator for the Masters Degree in Kinesiology with emphasis in Coaching, Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas.

  • 2006-2008: Department Chair and Associate Professor,  Sport Coaching Department, United States Sports Academy, Daphne, Alabama.  Private speed development trainer for softball and baseball.

  • 2004-2006: Private Speed Development Trainer, eleven different sports, Sarasota, Florida

  • 2001-2004: Department Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Physical Education, Sport Science and Sport Management, Tusculum College, Greeneville, Tennessee.  Speed development trainer for football, baseball, volleyball, soccer and cross country teams.

  • 1989-2001: Faculty and department advisor, Fitness and Sports Science Department, Pima Community College, Tucson, Arizona.  Speed development trainer for baseball, softball and track and field.

  • 1987 and 1988, Conditioning Coordinator, Kansas City Royals Organization.

  Research/Teaching Interests  

  • Coach athlete relationships

  • Peak performance planning

  • Speed development for all athletes

  Recent Publications  

  • Turtle, K. and Ford, S. (2008). Effective Goals Setting. The Sport Digest, 16, (2).

  • Moore, T. and Ford, S. (2008). Developing a Business Plan for Sport Management. The Sport Digest, 16, (2).

  • Ford, S. (2007) Coach Alert! If you can’t demonstrate it or can’t explain it, Don’t Use It! Coaches Quarterly, 16, (2), 11.

  • Ford, S. (2006). Speed Development Training. The Sport Supplement, 14, (3).

  • Ford, s. (2006). Use Terminology that Athletes Understand. The Sport Supplement, 14, (4).

  • Reese, W. G. and Ford, S. (2006) Old School vs. New School Coaching Styles. The Sport Supplement, 14, (4).

  Classes Teaching  

  • KINS 5223 – Tactics and Strategies I – Defense

  • KINS 5213 – Principles of Optimal Performance

  • KINS 5913 – Individualized Study (Softball)

  • KINS 5233 – Tactics and Strategies II – Offense

  Miscellaneous  

  • Convention Committee – AAHPERD/NASPE
  • ASEP Coaching Certified Instructor
  • Sports Hall of Fame – McKendree University
  • Speed Development Trainer

 

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