
When Your Child Wants to Quit: How to Support Them Through the Tough Moments
Every young athlete reaches a point when the joy of sports begins to fade. Maybe practices start feeling more like pressure than play. Maybe confidence

Every young athlete reaches a point when the joy of sports begins to fade. Maybe practices start feeling more like pressure than play. Maybe confidence

Athletes and parents tend to ask me the same questions about track and field, so I’ve gathered the ones I hear most, drawn from my

Private basketball lessons usually cost between $50 and $100 for a one-hour session, and most experienced trainers land somewhere in the $60 to $90 range.

Being active and playing multiple sports will play an important role in your child’s athletic journey. Participation in multiple sports will make your child a

Competition, even at the youth level, is emotional and riddled with pressure. It’s in the heat of the moment that parents often speak words—meant to

The season just ended. The gear is in the corner, the schedule has cleared out, and your athlete has been home for a few days.

The last thing that parents want to worry about before or after a long day at the field is preparing food. The perspective that it

There is no “I” in team, and that old saying holds some legitimate meritt. Selflessness is a true mark of a great teammate; and it

If you’ve spent any time in youth sports recently, you know the pressure. It shows up in the email from a club coach recommending year-round

If you have an athlete in your family who loves their sport, loves to compete, and loves to win, you may feel unsure of how

Getting benched or seeing limited playing time is one of the most frustrating aspect of playing sports. Whether the situation was caused by underperformance, repeated

Your child is crying before a game again. Or they’ve started complaining of stomachaches every practice day. Or the athlete who used to race to