Category: Sports Parenting - Page 3

While you need to be careful about how you go about it, coaching your own child in sports can be a very rewarding and bonding experience for both you and your child. Use these tips for some of the best practices today.

One of the greatest joys in life is watching our kids grow and thrive through sport. We all want our kids to do their best. But how can we provide our kids with the greatest sporting experiences possible without being overbearing?

Parents of youth sports athletes play an important role in their kid's development on and off the field. Here are some ways parents can help kids succeed.

Being involved in youth sports comes with all sorts of health benefits. From circulation to lung health to bone density - being active in team sports provides a huge health boost for kids.

Everyone knows that a healthy mindset is critical for sports success. Coaches and parents can encourage positive, goal-focused thinking by applying these four youth sports psychology principles.

Most parents want to enjoy the season and support the team - but a few bad apples can ruin the fun for everyone. Follow these quick tips to help with dealing with crazy parents!

Learning to treat coaches, teammates, opponents, and referees with respect can carry over to school, family, and work later in life. In this post learn how to teach young athletes sportsmanship.

Coaching a youth sports team is a big time commitment. But the rewards make it worthwhile. In this post we share six top benefits of coaching youth sports.