Melvin Tart

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Melvin Tart Kenosha WI Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  Coaching children in football requires more than just teaching basic skills; it involves instilling tactical awareness and strategic thinking from an early age. Developing young players' understanding of game situations and their ability to make informed decisions on the field is essential for their growth and success as footballers. In this blog, we will explore effective techniques and strategies for teaching tactical awareness to children in football, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to excel on the pitch. Simplify Concepts When coaching children in football, it's crucial to simplify tactical concepts and strategies to make them accessible and understandable. Break down complex ideas such as positional play, offside traps, and attacking formations into smaller, more digestible pieces that young players can grasp. Use visual aids, diagrams, and demonstrations to illustrate key concepts and reinforce learning. By presenting information in a clear and c

  Football is a beloved sport for children, offering numerous physical and social benefits. However, ensuring the safety of young athletes during training sessions is paramount to their enjoyment and long-term participation in the sport. In this blog, we will discuss essential guidelines for coaches to prioritize safety and prevent injuries during children's football training sessions. By implementing proper techniques and protocols, coaches can create a safe and positive environment where young players can develop their skills and love for the game. Warm-Up and Stretching Routines Before engaging in any physical activity, it's crucial for children to properly warm up their muscles and joints to reduce the risk of injury. Coaches should incorporate dynamic warm-up exercises, such as jogging, jumping jacks, and high knees, to increase blood flow and flexibility. Additionally, leading players through stretching routines that target major muscle groups can help improve range o

Coaching children in football is not just about teaching the game; it's about fostering a positive environment where young athletes can learn, grow, and develop both on and off the field. Empowering young athletes through positive reinforcement is key to building their confidence and helping them reach their full potential. In this blog, we explore effective strategies for coaching children in football, emphasizing the importance of encouragement, support, and positive reinforcement in nurturing their passion for the sport. Establishing Trust and Rapport: Creating a Supportive Environment The foundation of effective coaching lies in establishing trust and rapport with young athletes, creating a supportive and nurturing environment where they feel valued and respected. Building strong relationships with players involves taking the time to get to know them individually, understanding their strengths, weaknesses, and goals, and providing personalized attention and feedback. By sho

 Melvin Tart Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

 Melvin Tart Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

 Melvin Tart Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

  In the realm of youth football coaching, success extends beyond teaching basic skills like dribbling and shooting. It encompasses the art of strategic play—instilling in young players the tactical awareness and positional understanding necessary to excel on the field. Just as a chess master strategically positions their pieces for victory, coaches must guide children in football to make calculated moves and anticipate their opponents' actions. In this blog, we'll explore the importance of teaching tactics and positioning in children's football training, offering insights and practical tips for coaches to nurture strategic thinkers and well-rounded players. Lay the Foundation: Fundamentals of Tactical Awareness At the heart of effective football strategy lies tactical awareness—the ability to read the game, make quick decisions, and adapt to changing circumstances. Coaches should start by instilling in young players the fundamentals of positional play, emphasizing conc

  In the realm of youth football coaching, success extends beyond teaching basic skills like dribbling and shooting. It encompasses the art of strategic play—instilling in young players the tactical awareness and positional understanding necessary to excel on the field. Just as a chess master strategically positions their pieces for victory, coaches must guide children in football to make calculated moves and anticipate their opponents' actions. In this blog, we'll explore the importance of teaching tactics and positioning in children's football training, offering insights and practical tips for coaches to nurture strategic thinkers and well-rounded players. Lay the Foundation: Fundamentals of Tactical Awareness At the heart of effective football strategy lies tactical awareness—the ability to read the game, make quick decisions, and adapt to changing circumstances. Coaches should start by instilling in young players the fundamentals of positional play, emphasizing conc

 Melvin Tart Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

 Melvin Tart elvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.

 Melvin Tart Melvin Tart begins his fourth season as wide receivers coach at Jones County Junior College. Tart comes to JCJC from Pearl River Community College after spending seven years there as a volunteer assistant coach. During that time, he coached wide receivers, running backs and coached quarterbacks for one year. He coached on the 2005 and 2006 MACJC state championship teams and the 2006 national runnerup team. Tart graduated from Hattiesburg High School in 2001. He was a three-year letterman in football and a standout performer in track. He played football at PRCC after graduating from Hattiesburg. After graduating from PRCC, he transferred to the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received his BS degree in exercise science in December of 2005. He received his master’s in sports management in August of 2010.