Grace Harbaugh, the daughter of LA Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh, recently had a relaxing summer trip to Lake Tahoe. She shared pictures from the trip on Instagram on Friday.In the first photo, Grace is lying on her stomach at the edge of a dock, sunbathing with her legs in the lake. In the second one, she hugs a friend while both look out at a view of mountains and trees. The others also showed Grace enjoying her time in nature."Revival," the caption of the Instagram post read.Grace Harbaugh poses in a swimsuit during her "revival" at Lake Tahoe (Image via Instagram)LA Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh shares his daughter, Grace, with his first wife, Miah Harbaugh.Grace is one of three children from Jim and Miah’s marriage, alongside sons Jay and James. The couple divorced in 2006 after nearly a decade together. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostGrace Harbaugh is a former Division I water polo player at the University of Michigan. She played in 56 games, scored 26 points and earned academic All-Big Ten honors.Jim Harbaugh's daughter Grace shares snaps from Hawaii visit in JulyJim Harbaugh's daughter Grace's vacation pictures at Lake Tahoe come one month after she holidayed in Kauai, Hawaii.On July 2, she posted Instagram stories in an ocean-blue swimsuit, captioned “playing mermaids” with friends. Grace also took a dive into Hawaii’s natural tide pools."Peace of mind," the caption read on Instagram. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostGrace also shared glimpses of her from Hawaii last month in a red satin slip dress with lace trim and a high slit."Kiss of life," she captioned the photo dump on Instagram.Grace graduated from Michigan with a Bachelor of Arts in criticism and conservation and pursued a master’s in business management at Michigan’s Ross School.Currently, she is working in the Entertainment & Culture Marketing department at United Talent Agency.In a 2017 GQ interview, Jim Harbaugh reflected on how advice from others led him to avoid pressuring his older kids, Jay, James and Grace, into sports. But with his younger children, whom he shares with his second wife, the Chargers coach had a shift in mindset.