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Nelson Gord
The Case Against Locking Youth Athletes Into One Position
June 2, 2023
It’s difficult to predict a young athlete’s physical development, so have them play multiple positions
How to Coach a Standout Athlete
June 2, 2023
Advanced athletes should receive a different level of coaching
New Youth Sports Complexes Are Ready to Entertain Adults
June 2, 2023
Modern facilities aim to have parents stick around, unwind and spend their hard-earned cash
USA Swimming Preps the Pool for Multisport Athletes
June 2, 2023
Data shows that in some sports specialization is important
Running Against the Clock: Female Athletes Often Slowed by Puberty
June 2, 2023
It’s a situation that can’t just be solved with more training or dieting and should be approached with patience across all sports. Track and cross country coaches have long been familiar with the unpredictable effects of puberty on female runners, but some may be surprised by the extent of its impact. In a recent New […]
Even Elite NBA Players Are Affected by Sports Specialization
June 2, 2023
The numbers increasingly show that sports specialization can lead to an increased risk of injury and should be shared with parents and coaches who continue to advocate sticking with one sport. You’ve probably read the studies or heard the arguments. But new research shows that the effects of sports specialization go way beyond college ball. […]
Taking Aim: With Proper Focus, Baseball Can Reconnect With Youth
June 2, 2023
As far as growth, there’s a promising path forward: If local organizations and philanthropies look to expand participation, they can start by investing more resources into low-income areas. Major League Baseball may still be raking in the cash (only the NFL has higher profits among sports leagues), but the numbers show that its audience is […]
Stay Loose: Helping Your Athletes Practice Mindfulness
June 2, 2023
Stress causes shallow breathing, so this is a great way to fight stress. Also, deep listening can help athletes focus. Coaches can use a singing bowl, chime or an app that can help groups to concentrate. As adults we can sometimes forget that being a kid can be stressful, too. Fortunately, coaches can help their […]
More Fun in Youth Sports? Try Modifying the Game
June 2, 2023
There are many ways to modify youth sports, as long as you’re willing to get creative. And if the end result is a game that’s more fun and a better learning opportunity, it’s a worthwhile endeavor. Imagine playing on a field or court that’s been designed for someone who is twice as big and fast […]
Stay in the Game: Ejections Are Up in Youth Sports
June 2, 2023
Additionally, it’s the coach’s role to control his players during the game. Don’t leave the mindset of your team up to the refs and you’ll be a lot happier with the results. It’s no secret that when it comes to youth sports events, even parents and coaches can lose their cool in the heat of […]
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