What to Do When Your Athlete Needs a Sports Break
When your young athlete needs a break from their sport, it’s your job as a parent to support them and help guide them through this challenging time.
DetailsWhen your young athlete needs a break from their sport, it’s your job as a parent to support them and help guide them through this challenging time.
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DetailsFive scientifically proven self-care habits athletes can practice to improve their physical health and maximize their ability to compete at their best.
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DetailsWhen you have two or more children in sports, it can be a challenge to give each one the same level of positive attention.
DetailsAthletes today struggle with a culture of comparison that spans far beyond comparing times or results with teammates or rival schools’ athletes.
DetailsHere are valuable tools & tips on how to start the conversation about mental wellness with your athlete, and how to keep those conversations moving forward.
DetailsParents should not only teach good decision-making habits and strategies, but also help their athletes feel confident about making tough decisions.
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