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Players need space in order to have fun and stick with sports. Watch this video to understand why!

See how an NBA Senior Advisor for the Suns realized how youth athletes really feel about their experiences.

Complimenting performance is less effective for motivation than praising specific effort.

The ride home after a game can be a delicate situation. Here are ideas on what parents can say.

Sports parents can learn here about a specific life lesson to be taught through youth and high school sports.

"Great job, keep working" are the most important words for a parent to say after a game.

A negative experience in one sport should not deter youth or high school athletes from trying others.

Harvard Medical School's Dr. William Pollack explains how to help a child learn to like sports.

Tips on keeping sports in perspective with your kids from NCAA exec Oliver Luck, father of star QB Andrew Luck

Oliver Luck, NCAA exec and father of NFL star, on children choosing sports that are right for them.