Kevin Borseth is a kinesiologist's dream personified.
His arms flail. His feet stomp. His face contorts, producing an assortment of purposeful expressions.
In moments of enthusiastic over-exuberance, the University of Michigan women's basketball coach will occasionally lose his balance, falling awkwardly backward into the laps of players who have learned to remain on the ready.
Borseth is a case study in constant movement - a collection of anatomical oohs and ahs - each tied to a correlating therapeutic release of emotion.
All of which is routinely put into the open by Borseth for all to see. Not for show, but rather out of competitive necessity.
"When I coach, I live -
every play, every second of every play,'' Borseth says.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Coach Borseth's Coaching Style
Today's Ann Arbor News has an article about Coach Borseth and his rather "animated" behavior during games:
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