Monthly Archives: August 2007

Best feeling as a coach…

By zacharyc | Published: August 28, 2007

The best feeling as a coach is when one of your students has a great day. Yesterday evening was one of those days, and it means enough for me to be slightly late to work in order to write about it. There are three major components in cheerleading for a guy, throwing people around, throwing [...]

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New Dances at UCA Camp

By zacharyc | Published: August 17, 2007

When I went to UCA camp last weekend there were two new dances being pushed around: aka, the Soulja Boy. And: Check them out. They are fun.

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Quality Design and Computer Programming

By zacharyc | Published: August 16, 2007

Recently a friend and I had a conversation about the quality of programmers in the workplace. Without delving too deeply into the specifics (so as not to get anyone in trouble), we discussed various metrics for measuring programmers and how they perform. That conversation, along with a recent talk I heard about quality of code, [...]

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It’s now official…

By zacharyc | Published: August 10, 2007

Its official, I’m now a volenteer assistant coach for the St. John’s Cheerleading program. I’m very excited to be working with such a wonderful program and team. I have been helping out a few practices prior to camp and I will be going to visit them (and my college program, Villanova) at UCA camp tomorrow.

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