Hard work and positive attitudes will take an athlete a long way with college coaches and recruiters.

Hans Skulstad is the co-founder of the Minnesota Center for Sports and the Mind. He is currently a member of the Board of Directors for the Hobey Baker Foundation and the Minnesota Director of the Hobey Baker Boys High School Character Award. He has been a coach, and served on committees devoted to fair play. […]

When athletes get to the top ranks of their sports, they often think that other people only think of them as an athlete.

How parents, coaches, and educators can have a growth mindset

Playing time is one of the most common sources of frustration for many parents, coaches and athletes

Youth athletes are in the midst of a legitimately challenging time, on so many levels.

Whiting explains that during the recruiting process coaches will often times promise a high school athlete a starting spot, or that they will be a star.

Oliver Luck's perspective on how to get the support of parents in youth sports

Dweck talks about what it means for a coach to have a growth mindset when interacting with their players

A webinar with Dr. Kensa Gunter on tips for youth athlete mental well-being