The Truth About the Off-Season

WE ARE BACK! | RISE AWARDS & SO MUCH MORE!

WE ARE BACK!!!After a few busy weeks, Coach Rather and Coach Patterson are back in the studio to catch up on everything we missed! From the final weeks of spring competition to the unforgettable first-ever RISE Awards to a great conversation with Father Bryan, this episode is absolutely packed.A lot has happened around Eagle Athletics, and we’re breaking it all down as we head into summer. You won’t want to miss this one!

Pressure Is a Privilege

Playoff baseball and softball. Regional track. The stakes are high—and so is the pressure. This week on the Eagle ADvantage, we break down what it really means to compete when everything is on the line. How do you handle expectations? How do you stay loose in big moments? And how do you keep pressure from stealing the joy of the game?

The Truth About the Off-Season

There’s a reason we push Summer Strength & Conditioning—and it’s not just to stay busy.This week on the Eagle ADvantage, we break down what real off-season development looks like. From rehabbing what’s lingering, to building strength, speed, and proper movement, the summer is where athletes separate themselves.Most of our athletes are in-season year-round, so the school year is about maintaining. Summer is where the jumps happen.No one becomes—or stays—elite by taking three months off.

Passing the Torch | Interview with Jeff Norris | Ep. 7

This week’s episode of the Eagle ADvantage starts with The Run Down as we break down the latest from Eagle Athletics. Then we go beyond the whistle with new Head Football Coach Jeff Norris, giving you a chance to hear his story, his faith, and his vision for the program. We finish by looking ahead to what’s next for the Eagles.

Who Are You Without the Jersey? | Ep. 6

At some point, the game ends for everyone. This week, we talk about what happens after the final whistle—and why so many athletes are unprepared for it. From identity and purpose to relationships and faith, we break down what it really means to be more than just an athlete. If everything you do in sports was taken away tomorrow… who would you be?