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TPM #378: The Coach Who Stopped A Match
A grateful Mom thanks coaches for caring for the kids.
16 hrs ago
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Greg Lawlor
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TPM #377: Integrating More Movement in Our Kids Lives: Leading By Example.
Integrating better movement can be as simple as dressing up some play activities. It starts with intention and initiative.
Sep 6
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Greg Lawlor
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August 2026
TPM #376: Paying a High Price For Success.
Recent examples of elite athlete struggles remind us of where our priorities should be.
Aug 30
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Greg Lawlor
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TPM #375: Coaches: Create a Memorable Experience for Your Athletes Through Strong Communication.
Better communication makes all the difference in the athletes’ experience.
Aug 23
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Greg Lawlor
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TPM #374: The Travel Elite Team Trap
Thinking critically about your child’s youth sport experience is essential for it to be positive.
Aug 16
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Greg Lawlor
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TPM #373 : The 4 Pillars of Durability
Building up durability, the skill of being available.
Aug 9
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Greg Lawlor
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TPM #372: Finding A Chair In Preparation For When The Music Stops
The transition when the sport stops being the main thing is a big step for young athletes. They all face it at some point.
Aug 2
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Greg Lawlor
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July 2026
TPM #371: Available to Play Protocol.
2 steps to be available to play at any age.
Jul 26
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Greg Lawlor
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TPM #370: Shower Well - A Life Lesson From The Field.
Here is the most important advice as a coach, parent and athlete you will hear today.
Jul 19
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Greg Lawlor
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TPM #369: Continuous Comparison Does Damage.
Not only do parents compare kids performance, the kids now are faced with it continuously. Here's how to minimize the damage.
Jul 12
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Greg Lawlor
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TPM #368: Push Young People Away from Sport And Physical Activity by Doing This.
Physical activity as punishment still the #1 way to turn kids off.
Jul 5
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Greg Lawlor
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June 2026
TPM # 367: Turning Fear Of Failure Into A Performance Badge of Honor.
What top performing athletes have in common.
Jun 28
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Greg Lawlor
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