This week my tasks consisted of doing home projects type throughout the facility. Projects such as hanging up shower hooks in the locker rooms, putting together shelving in the storage closet, picking up equipment from the hardware stores, and all other errands deemed necessary by my supervisor. This was a real easy week compared to last week’s tasks of setting up the track facility.  The first couples of days flew by and by Wednesday majority of my tasks were complete done.  So the rest of this week I pretty much just stuck by my event coach and just ask questions about what I should do if I want to start coaching track and field athletes. From that conversation what I took in the most was that gain as much as experience first-hand as you can, attend coach seminars/track conventions, apply for a Graduate position in the sport you want to coach, and volunteer at local meets.   So in all, this week was short (work wise) but I gained some helpful tips in regards to becoming a coach.  

In my first week of my internship I help set up the Track and Field mats for field events, hurdles and the timers an performance boards. For someone to come out an check out the Facility to make sure everything will run right and fit accordingly. We performed this task from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.  After that was finished we took down the hurdles left out the high jump and pole vault pits. Began working on the storage room as to how/ what will be the best way to organize it and place all of the equipment inside. 
The challenges that arose from this was that size of the room and the bulk of some of the equipment that will be stored there. For several minutes we brain stormed and throughout ideas that we possibly would work out best. We finally moved some things around and decided that we will have to add some shelving to the storage room to help make this more for the coaches and etc.