Have you ever been to one of your child’s games and observed parents who were rather annoying spectators? After 20 years of being a sports
Most of us, not all, but most, hope our children will achieve something special with what they’re doing. That something special is of course relative
“Do you think he hears what you’re saying?” “If the coach did his job, I wouldn’t have to say anything.” “So, if he did, you
It’s nice to be acknowledged. It feels good to be recognized. On the contrary, it’s distressing to feel forgotten, and even more so if you
The ‘Who Pushes Who’ Conversation “We are all told at some point in time, Billy, that we can no longer play the children’s game, we
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
Believe it not, you might be overstepping your boundaries as a parent at your child’s youth sports game. In fact, you may not even realize
For Mother’s Day we asked Caroline Burke, a recently-graduated D-1 rower from the University of Virginia, to tell us about her experiences playing sports and
Simply put, coaches love coachable athletes. Typically, they’re the ones on the team that can listen to the coach and do what he/she instructs. Sometimes,
At CoachUp, we’re strong believers in playing as many sports as possible when you’re younger (so long as you’re limiting yourself to one sport a
Basketball, baseball, tee ball, flag football, track, and sometimes soccer. This is the season our family has entered into. I grew up playing and absolutely
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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