Poor communication can leave parents and athletes feeling lost. This might lead to misunderstandings and frustration. Encourage regular check-ins with coaches.
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Kids often feel pressured to excel in sports, neglecting other passions. This can lead to burnout. Encourage them to explore hobbies outside of sports.
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Kids often struggle to work together on a team. This can lead to conflicts and poor performance. Teach them the value of collaboration and communication.
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Not all sports programs are created equal. Poor quality can lead to frustration and burnout. Research local programs and read reviews.
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Confidence can make or break an athlete’s performance. A lack of it might lead to missed opportunities. Celebrate their achievements, no matter how small.
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Kids often feel left out of decisions about their sports. This lead to resentment and disengagement. Involve them in discussions about their goals and choices.
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Travel sports offer both performance benefits and life challenges for athletes. Explore how they influence skills, resilience, and personal growth.
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Balancing sports, school, and family time can be tough. This might lead to stress and burnout. Create a balanced schedule that allows for downtime.
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
Sometimes, parents want different things than their kids. This can create stress and resentment. Have open discussions about goals and interests.
Written by Adam Lehrhaupt
The pandemic has disrupted sports for many young athletes. This can lead to feelings of isolations. Stay connected with teammates through virtual meetups.