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Sports Parenting
Browse our articles about managing conflict between parents and coaches around topics such as tips for a positive partnership and making parents an asset.
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Sonya Curry shares the struggle of being a parent while watching your child being disciplined by a coach.
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Sonya Curry explains the importance of finding a coach who can see the potential in their athletes and growth.
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PCA is proud to join the Body Confident Sport program to help girls build body confidence and make sports a...
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Katie Hurley, The Jed Foundation provides parents and caregivers 12 tips for talking to their teen athletes
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Sports teams offer unique opportunities to create spaces where teens and young adults feel safe, seen,...
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Klinzing argues that everyone would be better off (parents too!) if parents avoided coaching from the stands.
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If parents just enjoy watching their kid from the stands, their kid performs better and makes fewer mistakes.
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Northwestern Bball Coach on what he learned about sports parenting from his basketball star dad Doug Collins.
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Former LA Clippers VP Kevin Eastman shares what he does to teach parents to let the coaches coach.
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Long-time NBA Coach George Karl explains the importance of parents supporting their children's coaches.
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Your children complaining about too little playing time? Here is Doc Rivers' advice on how to handle that.
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Go behind the scenes with the Golden State Warriors Head Coach during his record-setting 2015 season.
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Warriors Coach and five-time NBA Champion Steve Kerr recalls his parents' roles in his own sports experience.