I recently read The Matheny Manifesto, which is the somewhat controversial letter St. Louis Cardinals’ Manager Mike Matheny wrote to little league parents when he
In competitive sports, and in life, we constantly strive to stand out from the pack and to “be a leader.” Naturally, the most obvious leadership
Johnny Manziel. Johnny Football. The first college football freshman to win the coveted Heisman Trophy. He has been a constant headline on many sports pages.
Peyton Manning and Eli Manning have taken their games to a level we never thought they could reach. The Manning brothers did what nobody could
Today, there is very seldom an offseason when it comes to youth sports. When there is, it may be very short. However, the offseason is
Michael Jordan, Ozzie Smith, Tony Dorsett, Emmitt Smith, and Julius Erving. These were some of my favorite athletes when I was a kid. They were
As an athlete you are always looking for an edge. Hoping to find at least one thing to help you overcome the challenges you are
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
How to Keep From Over-thinking Your Kids’ Sports Experience Youth sports would be much more enjoyable for parents and athletes alike if you could stop
8 Ways to Keep Your Athlete From Getting Cocky Do you want your kids to act cocky on the court or field? My husband and
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
How to Help Your Child Deal with the Disappointment of Getting Benched A couple of years ago, I watched a game between the Washington Redskins
