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During the 2014 season, I asked my then 11-year-old son: “What do all the children in the dugout think when their parents urge them on
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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
Every time you go to a sporting event to watch your child play, there’s a good chance that you’ll feel a strange metamorphosis take place
Now that you’ve heard from some of our coaches, it’s time to get the scoop from some of our active parents as well! All things
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There are thousands and thousands of youth sports teams, but how many of them are really doing team the right way? As a sports mom
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
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
