Sally Ford, Ph.D. - TWU Kinesiology - Texas Woman's University

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

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.

Garza, L. and Ford, S. (2009). Implementing a Breathing Technique to Manage Performance Anxiety in Softball. The Sport Journal, 12(2).
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).