Parent Coaching Tips
Do you coach your own child? Here you can find parent coaching tips and research articles about appropriate sideline behavior, running practice and more.
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Tips for making the experience of coaching your own child a great one for everyone involved.
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The challenge of separating your parenting role from your role as a coach.
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Learn life lessons and engage with the movie Glory Road by using these discussion questions
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Marlon Stewart (Oregon State Men's Basketball) explains the role of personality in recruiting student-athletes
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Baker suggests athletes reframe failures in sports to learn from mistakes and better focus on the next play.
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Learn life lessons and engage with the movie Hoosiers by using these discussion questions.
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Sopel speaks from personal experience about parenting children who may be interested in sports.
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This article discusses how to cheer on your athlete from the sidelines using 'no-directions cheering.'
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Ben Dudley talks about his shift from a coach to a parent on the car-ride home to provide better support.
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The Excuse Box is a great way of reducing excuse-making, and not bringing excuses into games or practice.
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USMNT Legend Brian McBride shares how his soccer journey and role as a sports parent helped him launch Tipevo.
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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.