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Summer Soccer Guide
June 2, 2023
Attending camps of different sports can also be a fun way to cross train and learn a new sport or skill while you’re staying in shape. At a recent United Soccer Coaches seminar in Kansas City, a panel of experts was gathered to discuss tips on what players could do mentally, physically and technically to prepare […]
Four Parent Tips About Hard Work Versus Talent
June 2, 2023
The best scenario is a combination of talent and desire. Although having both talent and a strong work ethic is rare, these are the swimmers we see on top of the podiums throughout their high school, college and Olympic careers. We all have seen the naturally gifted kids at the pool. But what if our […]
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Your Guide to Hockey Mobility Training
June 2, 2023
Flexibility and mobility is a topic I have covered on many occasions. It’s a topic that many other experts have covered on many occasions and that has been the subject of literally thousands of research studies. Welcome to the Hockey Mobility Training guide.  This is a comprehensive guide teaching you why mobility is important for […]
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Embracing the Mindset of a Summer League Swimmer
June 2, 2023
By focusing on one day or workout at a time, maintaining a positive and enthusiastic attitude helps you find purpose in what you are doing. You’re 7 years old, and your alarm sounds at 8:30 a.m. on a sunny summer day. You eagerly hop out of bed, eat a hearty breakfast, grab your swim gear […]
How to Choose a Summer Volleyball Camp for Your Child
June 2, 2023
This can be a tricky one for parents as we all want to be sure the camp is a good “fit” for our child’s ability level. The good news – all of these camps typically attract players of all ability levels and ages, so there is an option for everyone. Here are some helpful hints […]
Using the Safety to Stop the Zone Read
June 2, 2023
When the offense is spreading teams out and trying to use the quarterback read to gain a numbers advantage, they tilt the numbers advantage to their side. Offenses around the country have started using the zone read game to have the quarterback attack the backside of the inside zone. On the zone read the linebacker […]
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Get Dynamic for a Proper Fastpitch Softball Warmup
June 2, 2023
Just about everyone knows how important it is to warm up before undertaking any athletic activity, both to prepare for the best performance and to reduce the risk of injury. (I would say “everyone,” but I still hear horror stories of players being thrown into games or or having their pitch/overhand throw speed measured at […]
Tips for Drawing Up a Baseball Lineup
June 2, 2023
A leadoff hitter is often the guy who makes a team go. He should be your best on-base guy; and if he’s your best on-base guy with speed, even better. In the summer of 1998, then-Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa broke long-standing baseball tradition when he decided to slot his starting pitcher in the eight-hole in […]
Three Mistakes Swim Parents Should Never Make
June 2, 2023
Don’t bother to find out why — or what happened. After you’ve expressed your frustration about the coach to your swimmer, tell your child you’re going to have a word with the coach. During 15 years as a swim mom, I’ve watched parents make mistakes with the best of intentions. Maybe there are perfect swim parents […]
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Ten Sports-Themed Books for Young Adults
June 2, 2023
Getting teens to read isn’t always the easiest task. It can be made a whole lot easier though if your child finds the book’s subject interesting. If you have children who enjoy sports, there is a good chance they will like at least a few of these. We’ve put together a list of 10 great sports-themed […]
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