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In most cases, young athletes can get all the vitamin D they need from food and small doses of sun exposure.

Tournament or showcase play can take a major toll on an athlete’s mind and body. Don’t just show up to a tournament or showcase - show up with a plan that will allow you to play at your best.

When is the last time someone kept a book on the performance of the coach? Learn more about the mental approach to coaching.

Learn more about the mental health challenges facing high school athletes and positive role coaches, schools, and communities can play make improvements.

Supplements are less tightly regulated than food products, so opt for products that have a nutrition facts label, and are as whole food-based as possible.

Watch as University of Minnesota's Women's Ice Hockey Coach Brad Frost discusses how he challenges his players after every game.

Watch this short story for a firsthand account of how the U.S. Center for SafeSport has supported Chaparral Wrestling Club in fostering a positive environment for anyone who gets on the mat.

Ambassador Abby Raymond shares her story of how a tough situation became an opportunity —and how that could only happen with the right support network.

It's tempting to simply push your athletes to win competitions and games at any cost, but the better long-term strategy is to focus on wellness.

As parents, we have a duty to our young athletes not just to get them to practice and competition, but to help them compete well both physically and mentally.