- You're looking at the pressure of scholarships,
you're looking at the pressure of social media,
you're looking at the pressure of your brand
and everything else, and we just don't simply say,
suck it up and deal with it.
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I am Matt Beatty from Hillard Davidson High School.
I am now in my 20th year here as the head girls track coach.
Get set, go.
There you go, there you go.
Mental health comes in all different forms
and you see some that have struggled with it.
And we have all different girls, all different types,
and they're all different personalities.
And a one-size-fits-all mentality does not fit.
A good coach has gotta make sure
that they break down those barriers.
- He is always pushing me.
He's always there for you if you want to talk to him.
He wants what's best for you and he's always trying
to make you a better person and athlete.
Beatty makes me believe in myself
and makes other believe in themself.
- There is a passion that they gotta see from you
before they can give you everything.
And once you start to establish that
and you're there and you are communicating with them,
it allows them to let their guard down
from when they see that you care about them
more than their performance.
Not bad, little buddy, look at you.
Now looks like you finally have a shot.
- LiFEsports at its core
is really about influencing the trajectory that kids are on.
So since we started Coach Beyond,
we've actually trained over 25,000 coaches all across Ohio.
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- Coach Beyond, in my perspective, is an opportunity
to get the most out of your student athlete
and the growth and development and leadership.
Ohio State's done a great job of trying to really give back
to community in more ways
to help check in with our students.
Teachers and coaches are gonna be able
to help take these services and pass it on
to make them in a better spot.
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