In sports, there will be always be bad days Sometimes there’s no explanation for a bad game or less-than-ideal performance other than the fact that
How to Teach Your Kids About Being a Team Player When my son was younger, he played on a basketball team with a group of
When we are on our feet cheering for an exciting touchdown run, an amazing goal on the soccer pitch, an unbelievable volleyball dig, or a
Assuming that your athlete sticks with sports up until high school, they will encounter a number of different coaches. When considering my own experiences as
Your children’s character is not the only one developing through their journey as an athlete. Parents have a great deal to learn from their athletes
What do you hear in the stands at a high school football game? Have you ever listened to the spectators at a high school football
What kind of person is your youth sports athlete becoming? When you cheer for an exciting touchdown run, an amazing soccer goal, an unbelievable volleyball
One year, my 16-year-old daughter returned from a summer missions trip with a broken toe just as varsity volleyball began at her school. She started
As more athletes get involved in competition, the more they all seek advantages in improving. Aside from commitment to training, it is the ability to
June 23rd, 2012, marks the 40th anniversary of the passing of the civil rights law, Title IX. Title IX states, “no person in the United
Deal With Sports Injuries Like a Champion The fun part of having kids in sports is watching them play and succeed–score a goal, hit a
It’s not easy being a team player. As humans, we tend to be more concerned about what’s good for ourselves, but a team player knows
