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While individual athletes might know how to persevere while pursuing their goals, it can be tough for a coach to bring those lessons to a whole team.
For your best athletic performance – and for strong bones later in life – it’s important to keep calcium in the body. But how much should you consume, and what are some of the best sources – besides dairy?
Whether you’re a coach or parent to a young athlete, the way that you praise them after a competition can have a deep impact. Wade Gilbert, PhD, a professor at California State University in Fresno and a Team USA Coaching Consultant, has some advice on how to praise your athlete in a way that will…
SafeSport training can give your athlete valuable, real-world training to help them be more “aware,” both on and off the court. Moreover, there are requirements in place for 18-year-old athletes to take SafeSport training.
Good, consistent sleep is crucial for an athlete’s recovery. Here’s a few tips on how to catch all those important Zs!
It’s easy to start panicking when your child asks to try something different, but working with them will help them come back happier.
In this CAP II article, volleyball coach and certified fitness trainer Dolores Gurule’ de Duran talks about the importance of strength and conditioning for players.
Fruit smoothies pack in carbohydrates and between 15g and 20g of protein per 16-oz serving, which are critical for sport performance. Check out TrueSport’s recipe.