About Me

My name is Chad Millette.  I am the father of twin boys who played recreational sports from the time they were 6 up to starting high school.  I coached virtually every season they played, including 7 soccer seasons, 7 baseball seasons, 4 flag football seasons, and 2 basketball seasons.  They have both graduated from college and still enjoy playing sports for fun and exercise. In fact, one of the boys is carrying on the coaching legacy by serving as the JV baseball coach at a high school where he resides. 

I found that I had a different methodology that resonated with both parents and kids (read testimonials here). This methodology values putting the kids first and emphasizes the vital role coaches play in having successful seasons.  I decided I wanted to share this with other coaches who are well-intentioned but potentially uninformed.

I have been doing coaching clinics for several years.  I am proud of the partnership with Flag Football Fanatics, as they previously relied on my clinics to help otherwise reluctant coaches feel comfortable volunteering to coach and provide attendees with tools and tips that contribute to successful seasons, where successful seasons are measured by whether the kids had fun and ultimately demonstrated when the young athlete decides to play again the following season.

I recently got back in the game, coaching my niece’s baseball and softball teams.  It is great to know that the Hustle & Attitude philosophy I used with my boys’ teams still applies.  I even had a parent suggest that I should do coaching clinics…

I’ve even broadened my horizons by coaching two seasons of middle school softball, one season of high school softball, and, currently, girls’ flag football. It is interesting to see how much of the Hustle & Attitude philosophy applies even at these higher, more competitive levels. 

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You can contact me at hustleandattitude@gmail.com.