Are helicopter parents ruining youth sports? If you’ve spent any time coaching kids, you’ve likely encountered a parent who comes across as a tad bit aggressive. They are the sports parents who hover on the sidelines, shout instructions over you, question your decisions, and sometimes seem more invested in the outcome than the kids themselves. […]
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Coaching youth football is about more than just teaching the game—it’s about creating an environment where kids learn, grow, and most importantly, have fun. For players aged 6 to 10, a well-structured practice strikes the perfect balance between skill-building and playfulness. In this post, you’ll learn how to create a football practice your young athletes
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John Wooden, the legendary UCLA coach who won 10 NCAA titles, wasn’t just focused on winning—he was obsessed with character, fundamentals, and team development. His famous “Pyramid of Success” offers lessons that youth basketball coaches can adapt to build better teams, both on and off the court. Let’s explore how Wooden’s timeless wisdom can shape
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The grass is cut, the gear is packed, and a group of eager kids are ready to take the field. If you’re coaching youth baseball this season, that first baseball practice is your chance to build momentum, establish expectations, and make a great first impression. Here’s how to prepare for a smooth and successful start.
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Getting your youth soccer team fired up for practice isn’t just about having a game plan—it’s about making that plan something they want to be part of. The right soccer drills can do more than improve footwork or passing—they can build trust, increase motivation, and get your players begging for “just one more round!” Here
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