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Oliver Luck--NCAA exec, former NFLer and noted sports parent--on how parents can support athletes and coaches.

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

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

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

In this comedic scene, we offer parents an alternative to overly intense sideline behavior. Try sideline yoga?

Sometimes, a few encouraging words from parents to the coach can go a long way in helping a coach's attitude.

Catanach, volleyball coach at the University of Tampa, instructs parents on coach and athlete interaction.

Find the fine line between cheering and coaching when you are not a coach.

This resource from Hudl, PCA's Video Software Partner, shows sports parents the benefit of video analysis.

United Soccer Coaches' Charlie Slagle advises parents on what to ask their kids after practices or games.