Lynn Corbridge "Corb", M.S. Assistant Professor Jerry and Vicki Moyes College of Education 2801 University Circle Ogden, UT 84408 801-626-6483 lcorbridge@weber.edu Teaching Assignments PEP 2100 Introduction to Coaching Sport PEP 2500 Skills, Drills and Strategies PEP 3550 Issues in Sport PEP 3262 Methods of Teaching Individual Sports PEP 3264 Methods of Teaching Racquet Sports PEP 4800 Independent Project PEP 4860 C Field Experience Coaching PE 1110 Elementary Racquetball PE 1111 Intermediate Racquetball PE 1112 Advanced Racquetball Administrative Responsibility Developer and Coordinator of Coaching Sport Minor Student Advisement Education Weber State College B.S. Physical Education, 1964 University of Montana M.S. Physical Education, 1965 Professional Experience Graduate Teaching Assistant University of Montana 1964-1965 Assistant Professor, Health Promotion and Human Performance Weber State University 1965-present     Welcome to Weber!

Personal Married to Pam Gordon and Father of six children. Grandpa to 21 grandchildren. Member of the first Weber State graduating class as a four year college, 1964. Three sport letterman at Weber State College:  Football, Basketball, Track and Field. National Junior College high jump champion, Big Springs, Texas, 1961. First Team Big Sky Conference, wide receiver, 1964. Outstanding Athlete at Weber State, 1961 and 1964. Member or the Weber State University Athletic Hall of Fame. Compete nationally in the sport of racquetball.  Highest ranking, 5th nationally. College Coaching Experience Football:  9 years, assistant coach: Two Big Sky Conference Championships. Swimming: 13 years, Head coach Tennis: 1 year, Head Coach Rodeo: 7 years, Head coach:  Highest Finish, 3rd Nationally Racquetball:  15 years, Head coach:  Highest Finish, 5th Nationally   Philosophy One learns by what they see and what they do, not by what they are told. If I can see it in the minds eye and feel the action, I can do it. Students discover for themselves what they will learn and what is important to them. Know your material so well, then, teach from your head and your heart. There is no such word as Force. We are all athletes.  Some better than others. Take enjoyment out of the game and the athlete will find something else to do. Perfect practice makes perfect. I am the decisive element in the classroom and on the field of competition. Forget about yesterday and tomorrow, concentrate on today. I love to work with the self motivator. "What you do speaks so loud, that I can't hear what you are saying." Never cheat the face in the mirror. There is no indispensable man.  Take the water bucket test. Plan to play everyday. Prepare and Practice to win. Give yourself permission to compete. Remember the KISS principle. Our greatest obstacle is fear. Evaluation is a tool that tells me if I have done my job or not. At first, everything is difficult.   COMMENTS Weber State University Ogden, Utah 84408-2801 lcorbridge@weber.edu