Issues & Advice

There are many life skills that a coach can develop in their athletes if they establish a positive, supportive sport culture by utilizing optimism.

This guide offers practical ways for coaches and parents to work together, creating a positive, supportive environment where young athletes thrive.

Being a culture chameleon, or being able to adapt to different environments and social groups, is a skill that often benefits student-athletes.

Dr. Charron Sumler, TrueSport Expert, explains how coaches can foster and maintain psychological safety on their teams.

Dr. Charron Sumler explains how parents and caregivers can model good teamwork through house rules, communication, and conflict resolution.

Learn how a “Team Parent/Caregiver” program can support athletes, coaches, and families by creating a welcoming, respectful, and values-driven team culture from the sidelines.

This 100-point exercise can help parents/caregivers and their children understand each other’s youth sports goal.

Discover practical strategies to help girls not only join teams, but stay in the game and thrive.

How to approach college comparisons before, during, and after a school tour in a way that helps you make the best decision possible.

Dr. Laura Lewis, explains the different types of extra coaching athletes can look for, how to select the right coach for you, and when to walk away.