We all know what makes a bad sports parent. They yell at their kids during games and argue with the ref or coaches. But what
By: Kendrique Coats, Owner of Coats Performance Early sports specialization seems to be the moneymaker these days, and why not? As numbers increase in youth
Photo courtesy of Amazon.com The 5-6-7 Dad by Paul Reddick is a great book for dads who desire to have a stronger bond in
How often have we heard these three terms used interchangeably: fear, mental block, performance anxiety? What if I were to tell you they all have
On more than one occasion, I wished I could read the minds of my kids as they played sports. It would explain a lot—their actions,
It was only his first year coaching his son’s tee-ball team, and this dad was already at the end of his rope. He was frustrated
Because youth sports are so full of emotion and excitement for sports parents and athletes, it is not unusual for gross exaggerations to occur. When
This June, CoachUp surveyed over 250 youth sports coaches from around the country in order to better understand this major subculture. As we’ve covered on our blog before,
One of the biggest reasons for conflict in relationships is unmet expectations. And in youth sports, it is no different. Parents expect things from their
If every youth sports team took the time to list their core values and worked to implement them throughout the season, things might look a
The 2013 NFL Kickoff is tonight starting with the defending Super Bowl Champs the Baltimore Ravens taking on the Denver Broncos. What better way to
I’ve talked before about crushing your child’s dreams, and the fine line parents walk between “reality” and encouraging your child to follow his dreams. Believing in
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