Dobie Moser's guest appearances

Dobie Moser

Catholic Sports Radio

Courtside Culture

Sam Harris

Thomas John

Tom Scott

Bas Rutten

John Scott

Lou Holtz

Mark Wahlberg

Mario Andretti

Kerry Fraser

John Smith

Patrick Kelly

Jason Jones

Bob Fisher

Stephen Gadberry

Neal Pionk

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Dr. Dobie Moser is the Director of CYO - Catholic Youth Organization. He's a former college tennis player who was also a member of the U-S Olympic Committee and Co-Director of the University of Notre Dame's "Play Like a Champion Today" national coaches training program.Plus, he was a Head Tennis Pro at a camp and resort north of Toronto, Ontario, for five summers and in the North Shore area of Chicago at a private club. He also helped to coach at the Special Olympics.It was an email that Dr. Moser put out to parents that prompted us to contact him. He used words in this email that he hasn't used in almost 30 years of involvement in youth sports. In this episode he talks about the email and what prompted it. He also shares what he finds is most concerning in youth sports and what he's most hopeful about.What all good-culture building coaches typically ask themselves.Also, what's the most valuable part of youth sports? It's not wins and losses.He tells us what Netflix movie you should be watching right now and he explains how a simple question got him the best seats at a Harry Chapin concert once. Contact Dobie Moser or dobiemoser@gmail.comCYO AthleticsTwitter Courtside: @courtsidepod1 

Dr. Dobie Moser is the Director of CYO - Catholic Youth Organization. He's a former college tennis player who was also a member of the U-S Olympic Committee and Co-Director of the University of Notre Dame's "Play Like a Champion Today" national coaches training program.Plus, he was a Head Tennis Pro at a camp and resort north of Toronto, Ontario, for five summers and in the North Shore area of Chicago at a private club. He also helped to coach at the Special Olympics.It was an email that Dr. Moser put out to parents that prompted us to contact him. He used words in this email that he hasn't used in almost 30 years of involvement in youth sports. In this episode he talks about the email and what prompted it. He also shares what he finds is most concerning in youth sports and what he's most hopeful about.What all good-culture building coaches typically ask themselves.Also, what's the most valuable part of youth sports? It's not wins and losses.He tells us what Netflix movie you should be watching right now and he explains how a simple question got him the best seats at a Harry Chapin concert once. <a href="https://www.ccdocle.org/about/contact/dobie-moser" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Contact Dobie Moser</a> or dobiemoser@gmail.com<a href="https://www.ccdocle.org/service-areas/cyo-athletics/schedules/schedules-locations" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">CYO Athletics</a>Twitter Courtside: <a href="https://twitter.com/courtsidepod1" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@courtsidepod1</a>

Dr. Dobie Moser, Director of CYO

This interview includes the guest sharing from his personal life about having gone through something that no parent ever wants to experience. On the vocation side, he has worked in youth and young adult ministry and CYO athletics for 37 years, including five years in the Diocese of Columbus. He has worked for Catholic Charities in Cleveland for 26 years. On the sports side, he played high school and college tennis, coached high school girls’ volleyball and coached Special Olympics teams in Pennsylvania and Texas. He is a tennis teaching pro and has coached boys and girls’ varsity high school. Plus, he was a Head Tennis Pro at a camp and resort north of Toronto, Ontario, for five summers and in the North Shore area of Chicago at a private club. He also even served on the U.S. Olympic Committee.

This interview includes the guest sharing from his personal life about having gone through something that no parent ever wants to experience. On the vocation side, he has worked in youth and young adult ministry and CYO athletics for 37 years, including five years in the Diocese of Columbus. He has worked for Catholic Charities in Cleveland for 26 years. On the sports side, he played high school and college tennis, coached high school girls’ volleyball and coached Special Olympics teams in Pennsylvania and Texas. He is a tennis teaching pro and has coached boys and girls’ varsity high school. Plus, he was a Head Tennis Pro at a camp and resort north of Toronto, Ontario, for five summers and in the North Shore area of Chicago at a private club. He also even served on the U.S. Olympic Committee.

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