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The Research to Back It Up: Elite Athletes Play Multiple Sports Growing Up & Progressed Slower In Younger Years.
A pinpoint perspective on the path in achieving elite athlete status reminds us to focus on core values rather than outcome. In short, parents and…
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Edition #223: Truth Tellers Needed in Youth Sport
Honesty is essential with our young athletes yet is often uncomfortable to deliver.
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Edition #222: Remembering John Corbett
Epitome of all that is good with a coach, leader, family man, volunteer, innovator and mentor who's impact will endure for generations.
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Edition #221: Recognizing the strong leadership in our youth sports community
8 ways to support local youth sport leadership
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Edition #220: Inspiration Is All Around. High Visibility Sporting Events Will Spark Increased Physical Activity.
The increased profile of women's sporting events will increase interest in young women getting more activity.
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Edition #219: Our Daily Choices Largely Determine How Our Future Health Will Unfold.
From youth sport to adulthood, athleticism can and should be a lifelong pursuit.
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Edition # 218: 8 Ways To Ensure Your Student Athlete is Ready For The College Experience
Preparation, preparation, preparation, preparation:
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Edition 217: Do This To Damage the Athlete’s Self Esteem and Push Them To Quit.
Empowering ourselves as parents & coaches on best practices in improving conditioning , strength and skill development in our youth is critical for…
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The Physical Movement: Play. Lead. Be Strong.
The Physical Movement: Play. Lead. Be Strong.
30+ years of coaching and teaching experience documented in a weekly newsletter. Topics covered include youth sport, leadership and human performance.
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