Chan Brown's guest appearances

Chan Brown

Top Coach Podcast

Ahead Of The Curve with Jonathan Gelnar

Better Men, Better Ballplayers

Ordinary Joe’s Town Talk with Joey Chapman

The Blood-Jet Writing Hour, a Writing Podcast

OwlTail

Bio   19th year at Parkview HS (GA) 18th as HC Former HC at Elbert County HS and  AC Northwest Whitfield HS 2018 HOF class of the GA Dugout Club GA Dugouts Club Ethics Award winner in 2021 In his tenure at Parkview the Panthers have:3 national championships (2012, 2015, and 2018) 6 GA state championships 12 regional championships   14 guys drafted since he has been at Parkview Over 200 players in college since he has been HC at Parkview    Notes Travel program starts at 8 and ends at 14 12 weeks with each team - 6 offense and 6 defense to train coaches and players August - july 1 Dad coach with paid assistant that goes to practice with them 11U and 12U paid HC and AC Mostly parkview kids Helps train the parents  Learning the terminology  Develop arm strength Educating and taking care of your arm   Defensive series taught to all ages  10-13u practice at least 1 practice together Blend a family atmosphere because they will eventually be on the same team working to win a state championship Parent meeting with the tradition, expectation, ladder system (freshman taking spot of sophomore and building their expectations). Head coaches only meeting to set expectations All coaches meeting to set expectations   Baseball class that gets all baseball guys 1:30-3:30 everydayWeightroom, speed and agility, leadership class   Be a great person, great student, great teammate, and the player will take care of itself Leadership classEvery wednesday and go into meeting room Hour-hour half 2022 seniors is first class to get class all 4 years Book study Discussion from each class member, break up into different classes Seniors took ownership of what they want out of the class/team During season do NG3 - mentor program (no coaches)   Every 2 weeks we meet with each class and air out and see what is going on Player of the day and get them to talk in front of people (1 or 2 depending on schedule)If you get POD you have to speak about someone who made an impact in their life or a situation that made an impact on them   Everyday first hour and 45 minutes practiced together (pre practice bunt and mechanic work, stretch and warm up, and defensive skills) Trust the process, look at the bigger picture (perspective) Consistency from all the levels to hear the same message We take what is there and work with it You might think it is the best idea in the world but you have to tweek it to put it in your system Infield throw around - each position has a bucket and make every throw during a game (charted) White series - game like throws (on the clock) with catcher, infielder, and pitchers Practices so fast that the game is slower Everything we do we are trying to compete in a in game situation 21 outs everyday Intersquad to make them compete under pressure Let your guys coach! You are going to have good practices and bad practices, learn from them and see what the coaches had to do with it The player part should be easy Don’t get lost in this game, don’t let the scoreboard run you!  Teach the game in life chan.brown@gcpsk12.org  

Bio <ul><li>19th year at Parkview HS (GA) 18th as HC</li> <li>Former HC at Elbert County HS and  AC Northwest Whitfield HS</li> <li>2018 HOF class of the GA Dugout Club</li> <li>GA Dugouts Club Ethics Award winner in 2021</li> <li>In his tenure at Parkview the Panthers have:<ul><li>3 national championships (2012, 2015, and 2018)</li> <li>6 GA state championships</li> <li>12 regional championships</li> </ul> </li> <li>14 guys drafted since he has been at Parkview</li> <li>Over 200 players in college since he has been HC at Parkview</li> </ul> Notes <ul><li>Travel program starts at 8 and ends at 14 <ul><li>12 weeks with each team - 6 offense and 6 defense to train coaches and players</li> <li>August - july 1</li> <li>Dad coach with paid assistant that goes to practice with them</li> <li>11U and 12U paid HC and AC</li> <li>Mostly parkview kids</li> <li>Helps train the parents </li> <li>Learning the terminology </li> <li>Develop arm strength <ul><li>Educating and taking care of your arm</li> </ul> </li> <li>Defensive series taught to all ages </li> <li>10-13u practice at least 1 practice together</li> <li>Blend a family atmosphere because they will eventually be on the same team working to win a state championship</li> <li>Parent meeting with the tradition, expectation, ladder system (freshman taking spot of sophomore and building their expectations).</li> <li>Head coaches only meeting to set expectations</li> <li>All coaches meeting to set expectations</li> </ul> </li> <li>Baseball class that gets all baseball guys 1:30-3:30 everyday<ul><li>Weightroom, speed and agility, leadership class</li> </ul> </li> <li>Be a great person, great student, great teammate, and the player will take care of itself</li> <li>Leadership class<ul><li>Every wednesday and go into meeting room</li> <li>Hour-hour half</li> <li>2022 seniors is first class to get class all 4 years</li> <li>Book study</li> <li>Discussion from each class member, break up into different classes</li> <li>Seniors took ownership of what they want out of the class/team</li> <li>During season do NG3 - mentor program (no coaches)</li> </ul> </li> <li>Every 2 weeks we meet with each class and air out and see what is going on</li> <li>Player of the day and get them to talk in front of people (1 or 2 depending on schedule)<ul><li>If you get POD you have to speak about someone who made an impact in their life or a situation that made an impact on them</li> </ul> </li> <li>Everyday first hour and 45 minutes practiced together (pre practice bunt and mechanic work, stretch and warm up, and defensive skills)</li> <li>Trust the process, look at the bigger picture (perspective)</li> <li>Consistency from all the levels to hear the same message</li> <li>We take what is there and work with it</li> <li>You might think it is the best idea in the world but you have to tweek it to put it in your system</li> <li>Infield throw around - each position has a bucket and make every throw during a game (charted)</li> <li>White series - game like throws (on the clock) with catcher, infielder, and pitchers</li> <li>Practices so fast that the game is slower</li> <li>Everything we do we are trying to compete in a in game situation</li> <li>21 outs everyday</li> <li>Intersquad to make them compete under pressure</li> <li>Let your guys coach!</li> <li>You are going to have good practices and bad practices, learn from them and see what the coaches had to do with it</li> <li>The player part should be easy</li> <li>Don’t get lost in this game, don’t let the scoreboard run you! </li> <li>Teach the game in life</li> <li><a href="mailto:chan.brown@gcpsk12.org">chan.brown@gcpsk12.org</a></li> <li> </li></ul>

100 - Chan Brown: Parkview HS (GA)

Joey Chapman

This is an insightful interview as host Joey Chapman interviews legendary and Hall of Fame Parkview High School baseball coach Chan Brown. Coach Brown discusses a great number of leadership and life lessons from his coaching and own life experiences. This is a can't miss episode where host Joey Chapman asks Coach Brown questions we all want to know and can learn from Contact info for Chan Brown:  Chan Brown https://parkviewbaseball.com/ www.twitter.com/ChanBrown25   Ordinary Joe's Town Talk with Joey Chapman with Joey Chapman is aired on the  End Resultz Radio Network.  All shows are broadcast live from the Perimeter Roofing studio. Inside the Country Inn &amp; Suites by Radisson in beautiful Stone Mountain, GA.

This is an insightful interview as host Joey Chapman interviews legendary and Hall of Fame Parkview High School baseball coach Chan Brown. Coach Brown discusses a great number of leadership and life lessons from his coaching and own life experiences. This is a can't miss episode where host Joey Chapman asks Coach Brown questions we all want to know and can learn from Contact info for Chan Brown:  Chan Brown <a href="https://parkviewbaseball.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://parkviewbaseball.com/</a> <a href="http://www.twitter.com/ChanBrown25" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.twitter.com/ChanBrown25</a> Ordinary Joe's Town Talk with Joey Chapman with Joey Chapman is aired on the  <a href="https://www.facebook.com/EndResultzRadioNetwork/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">End Resultz Radio Network. </a> All shows are broadcast live from the <a href="https://perimeterroofing.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Perimeter Roofing </a>studio. Inside the <a href="https://www.radissonhotelsamericas.com/en-us/hotels/country-inn-stone-mountain-ga" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Country Inn &amp; Suites</a> by Radisson in beautiful Stone Mountain, GA.

Ep 4: Ordinary Joe‘s Town Talk with Joey Chapman and Coach Chan Brown Parkview Baseball

“Something in the water!” is the way coach Chan Brown explains it when asked about Parkview High School’s boat load of state championships, five of which have come in baseball alone. This Georgia Class 6A [...]

“Something in the water!” is the way coach Chan Brown explains it when asked about Parkview High School’s boat load of state championships, five of which have come in baseball alone. This Georgia Class 6A <a href="http://topcoachpodcast.com/top-coach-55-chan-brown-parkview-ga-hs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">[...]</a>

TC55: Chan Brown, Parkview (GA) HS

Michelle Chan

Michelle Chan Brown’s Double Agent was the winner of the 2011 Kore First Book Award, judged by Bhanu Kapil. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Blackbird, Cimarron Review, Linebreak, The Missouri Review, Quarterly West, Sycamore Review, Witness and others.A Kundiman fellow, Michelle received her MFA from the University of Michigan, where she was a Rackham Fellow. She was a Tennessee Williams scholar at the Sewanee Writers’ Conference and received scholarships from the Vermont Studio Center and the Wesleyan Writers’ Conference. Her chapbook, The Clever Decoys, is available from LATR Editions. She lives with her husband, the musician Paul Erik Lipp, in Washington DC, where she teaches, writes, and edits Drunken Boat.

Michelle Chan Brown’s Double Agent was the winner of the 2011 Kore First Book Award, judged by Bhanu Kapil. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Blackbird, Cimarron Review, Linebreak, The Missouri Review, Quarterly West, Sycamore Review, Witness and others. A Kundiman fellow, Michelle received her MFA from the University of Michigan, where she was a Rackham Fellow. She was a Tennessee Williams scholar at the Sewanee Writers’ Conference and received scholarships from the Vermont Studio Center and the Wesleyan Writers’ Conference. Her chapbook, The Clever Decoys, is available from LATR Editions. She lives with her husband, the musician Paul Erik Lipp, in Washington DC, where she teaches, writes, and edits Drunken Boat.