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COVID-19 and the sharing with your kids. How much information is the right amount

Check out these easy snacks that you can pack for your athlete to eat before or after practice to fuel and recharge them throughout the day.

School may be iffy, but no football season? (Or soccer, or basketball?) Kids are having a tough time.

I won't miss sitting in the bleachers for rainy, cold games, but I wish I could watch him play just one more time.

TrueSport Expert Kevin Chapman, PhD, is here to help parents navigate their young athletes return to youth sports after COVID-19.

As much as the uncertainty rattles coaches, it’s even more challenging for kids, many of whom rely on their sports teams for…everything: friendship, exercise, consistency, fun, motivation, competition, and for some, a sense of family.

Youth and high school sports have been put on hold because of the devastating Coronavirus global health pandemic

The following recommendations are based on a collaborative effort by experts in childhood sports medicine from representative regions around the United States

Deborah Gilboa, MD, explains how parents and coaches can teach young athletes how to process and handle stress, rather than bulldozing it away.

Here’s what Dr. Michele LaBotz, sports medicine physician, wants parents to know when it's time for your child's annual sports physical