Support Your Child’s Commitment to the Team
Parents often look to sports to teach athletes the value of sticking with a task or job even when it gets difficult. But what if your child comes home and says “I want to quit”?
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Parents often look to sports to teach athletes the value of sticking with a task or job even when it gets difficult. But what if your child comes home and says “I want to quit”?
Studies have shown that family members may influence an athlete’s involvement and achievement in sport even more than coaches.
A balanced breakfast rich in carbohydrates and proteins regulates appetite and helps you feel satisfied, putting you on track to reach your fueling and nutrition goals.
Being a vegetarian and also being a competitive athlete is becoming far more common, even at sport’s highest levels.
Lessons learned from this year’s USOC American Development Model Summit
Coaches are one of the biggest influence in athletes’ lives, and in many ways putting a stop to bullying behavior begins and ends with the coach.
Beach volleyball is a great game that can help you accomplish your goals of becoming a top athlete. The doubles game can also be played on the grass, using the same portable net systems and rules.
Failures are guaranteed in life and in sport, but often times, the way coaches and parents respond to failure will make a big difference.
Coaches and parents can work together for a great experience. It just takes communication and understanding.
Goal-setting, especially as part of your family, can help teach positive lessons, so why not try resolutions?