Archive - The Physical Movement: Play. Lead. Be Strong.

TPM #337: How Sport Can Help Those With Learning Disabilities

Is it time to re-consider using academic performance as a pre-requisite for sports participation?

Nov 30 •

TPM #336: Meet Ben Patrick. Knees Over Toes Guy and Youth Coach.

25 years ago we were taught to never perform a squat with knees over toes. New research has provided the fuel for this coach to change the way things…

Nov 23 •

TPM #335: From Hypothesis to Reality and What Comes Next

A snapshot to the changes that are occurring and that must continue courtesy of Matt Young.

Nov 16 •

TPM #334: Our Young Athletes are Addicted to Tech. Understand & Address Its Harmful Impact.

Excessive smartphone & screen time has snuck up on us. It is having a detrimental effect on mental and physical health & performance. Now what?

Nov 9 •

TPM #333: 33 Myths In Youth Sport

How this hall of famer busted a massive myth + 32 others for your review.

Nov 2 •

October 2025

TPM #332: Some Secrets To Good Health

We owe it to our athletes and families to be strong and good role models. Being fit over 40, 50, and 60 requires a conscious commitment. Here are 10…

Oct 26 •

TPM # 331: Inspiration Influences Positively

Opening the door to positive influence has never been more important considering all that surrounds us.

Oct 19 •

TPM #330: Young Pitcher Shows Responsibility in Wake Of Devastating Error .

Lesson in dealing with disappointment can be shared with all who play.

Oct 12 •

TPM #329: A New Model of Sport Governance in Canada.

A solution-based approach focused on service rather than structure. A welcome recipe for a massive problem.

Oct 5 •

September 2025

TPM #328: The Effects Of Minor Head Impacts in Sports + A Solution.

Latest research documents consequences of repeated minor head impacts in athletes.

Sep 28 •

TPM #327: 8 Ways To Make Youth Sports Fun Again

More focus on fun, and here is HOW.

Sep 21 •

TPM #326: 6 Success Strategies To Help Young Athletes Increase Fun!

Sport psychology is not just for elite athletes

Sep 14 •

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