Former NFL quarterback Oliver Luck conveys the significance of positive coaching in youth sports.

As basketball is such a mistake-prone game, Lakers Coach Jesse Mermuys argues that for coaches, "less is more"

If parents just enjoy watching their kid from the stands, their kid performs better and makes fewer mistakes.

One thing Jerry Lynch notices is how many parents want their kids to be perfect. Can this be harmful?

Parents may not always understand why a coach cuts players, but the answer here could give some perspective.

Maybe the best way to encourage your kid is to help him cope with the long-term reality of being undersized.

When conversations with parents turn to playing time, he asks whether the parents have talked to their son.

Alyssa Koomas, of Healthy Kids Out Of School, gives specific advice on developing healthy eating habits.

Ben Tepper, PhD in organizational psychology from Ohio State, shares his thoughts on abusive coaching.

Here are six lessons that youth sports participants can take away from the Cubs’ 2016 World Series win.