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Why Is Competition Good For Your Children? Have you heard about the move to do away with scoreboards in youth sports? Richard Way, the project
Why Is Competition Good For Your Children? Have you heard about the move to do away with scoreboards in youth sports? Richard Way, the project
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Why You Must Introduce Your Young Athletes to Jackie Robinson Earlier this week Major League Baseball celebrated Jackie Robinson Day. Each year on April 15th
As thrilling as it is when your kid’s team wins an exciting game on a buzzer-beating basket, a sudden death overtime goal or a walk-off
Many sports parents will reluctantly agree that maybe, just maybe, they are guilty of doing things to annoy their athletic children. But the truth is,
4 Lessons Learned From This Year’s NCAA Tournament Final Four Teams This year’s NCAA Tournament has lived up to expectations as it always does. March
March Madness Wisdom From John Wooden Millions of people will follow the NCAA tournament this month. Although a few games have already been played this
5 Ways That Sports Parents Annoy Their Young Athletes Let’s be honest. If you’re a parent, you know you do things that annoy your child.
Coaching youth sports over the past several years has been one of my best experiences. Although my dad was a youth sports coach, and my
How to Keep From Over-thinking Your Kids’ Sports Experience Youth sports would be much more enjoyable for parents and athletes alike if you could stop
Begin Early Preparing Your Child for the Youth Sports Playing-Time Battle Playing time is undoubtedly one of the biggest reasons for conflict in youth sports.
8 Ways to Keep Your Athlete From Getting Cocky Do you want your kids to act cocky on the court or field? My husband and
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