It should be common knowledge by now that pushing your kids too hard tends to drive kids away from sports.

Former GM Trent Redden highlights the importance of two qualities that coaches should focus on in sports.

Student-Athletes know their goals and motivations better than parent or coach for their sport and education.

Greg Lum Ho says the role of a coach is to listen to the athlete to help them process their grief.

Kids often need a guiding force in their life, even outside of sports, and coaches can help provide that.

Parents need to be ok letting go and letting it be the kids experience, rather than it be their own.

No matter what, Ann Murphy makes sure the kid comes first and doesn't get left behind when parents get busy.

Any coach that tells a twelve-year-old player that they need to pick one sport is doing them a disservice.

We should also have some way of identifying over time whether the policy is producing the outcomes we want.

Bill Damon discusses why purpose matters so much for people and why youth sports can provide purpose for kids.