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    July 13, 2009

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    This document covers the Trademark and Copyright Information for the FCAResources.com website

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  • Train Right

    November 05, 2008

    podcast

    Are you training right for spiritual and physical health?

  • Train Right

    October 27, 2013

    devotional
    Set: 

    Vince Lombardi once said, “Winning isn’t everything. It’s the only thing.” I have never met an athlete who didn’t want to win. Not one. But wanting to win and doing what is necessary to win are two different things. Even

  • Train with Wisdom

    October 02, 2007

    bible_study
    Wisdom for a Young Head Coach
    Week 8
     

    I Timothy 4:1-8

    Read the text aloud.

    Discussion Questions:

  • Train Your Spirit

    June 18, 2010

    devotional
    Set: 

    Athletes spend hours each week training their bodies. Whether it is with a team, a community group or all by yourself, we all have to practice in order to achieve our athletic goals. Our commitment to training changes the pace of our daily lives. Consider this, how many times have you said “As soon as I’m done with my workout I’ll….” See what I mean? As a distance runner, some workouts have me out on the road for almost 2 hours. With stretching, cool down jogs and cross training, my day can easily become defined by my workout.

  • Training

    April 28, 2009

    podcast

    What does it mean to train for Godliness?

  • Training for Battle

    January 30, 2013

    devotional
    Set: 

    It's absolutely crazy what athletes go through in the NFL Scouting Combine. A few days of testing that will most likely determine if they are drafted or have a future in the NFL.

    There are training facilities across the country that help those NFL hopefuls prepare for Combine's physically challenging events including the vertical jump, 40-yard dash, 3-cone drill and bench press among others.

    In addition to the drill work, these facilities do a number of tests including putting athletes in a "bod pod," to test the body's fat count, as well as doing electromagnetic testing of the nerves and joints. There are nutritionists, orthopedic surgeons and even interview coaches.

  • Training for the Rain

    February 08, 2013

    Training for the Rain
    Set: 

    A few days ago, I went out for a long training run. It wasn't a particularly pretty day, and I wasn't exactly looking forward to the run ahead of me. About four miles in, it started to drizzle. A mile later, it was raining. I found myself looking around realizing that I was the only one out there running in the weather. My mind started to harp on how miserable it was, how much longer I had to go, and how I could probably just take a shortcut and go home. Then I felt God speak to me.

  • Training for the Rain

    June 17, 2010

    devotional
    Set: 

    A few days ago, I went out for a long training run. It wasn't a particularly pretty day, and I wasn't exactly looking forward to the run ahead of me. About four miles in, it started to drizzle. A mile later, it was raining. I found myself looking around realizing that I was the only one around running in the rain. My mind started to harp on how miserable it was, how much longer I had to go, and how I could probably just take a shortcut and go home. Then I felt God speak to me.

  • Training in Godliness

    November 07, 2012

    devotional
    Set: 

    I love the fact that Paul draws a comparison between physical and spiritual training. But most of us do one of two things with this passage. We either completely discount the benefits of physical training, or we miss the fact that we should actually engage in spiritual training.

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