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Parents reaction to failure translates directly to how their kids will handle failure, according to Dweck.
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The "Parent Ball" can be used to make memories with your kid and at times, reinforce key teachable moments.
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Kerri Walsh Jennings talks about the importance of being a supportive and empathetic teammate.
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Steve Kerr on playing for Phil jackson and other top coaches, plus his relationship with his father.
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Coach Steve Mariucci on how to keep players positive, and to not break them down.
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I'd advise you to bring the topic up directly with the head coach before elevating it to the Athletic Director
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John O'Sullivan says that kids needs to do everything they can to earn playing time before parents step in.
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Work with the player to set up clear, consistent, and simple expectations for positive things he can do.
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Establishing positive relationships and open communication between the coach, players, and parents is key.
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Studies show that when teenagers stop learning from their parents, they still listen to teachers and coaches.
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No matter what, Ann Murphy makes sure the kid comes first and doesn't get left behind when parents get busy.
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When parents shout instructions from the stands, it makes life more difficult for the kid, not easier for them
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Bulldozer parents push problems out of their kids way, which means kids can't learn to cope with struggle.