Sports & Education While many think sports and education are separate worlds, creative educators are finding ways to blend them. Learn STEM skills like how to calculate a ball’s trajectory with trigonometry or discover how changing the angle at which the ball is struck will change the distance the ball travels. Learn about the sports legends like Jackie Robinson or download discussion guides for the latest (or greatest) sports movies. The Impact of College ‘Name-Image-Likeness’ Rule Changes on Youth and High School Sports NIL legislation was recently passed in all 50 states which allows college athletes to make money off of their name, image, and likeness. Hear the impacts from these stand-out athletes. Books to Read Scholastic’s Summer Read-a-Palooza Will Encourage Kids to Read as Much as Possible June 2, 2023 Scholastic's Summer Read-a-Palooza can motivate children to get lost in books even when school isn't in session 16 Great Sports Books For Kids June 2, 2023 If you have a son or a daughter who loves sports, here are 16 sports-themed books they'll love Ten Sports-Themed Books for Young Adults June 2, 2023 Author Amy Mcculloch Uses Extreme Climbs To Inspire Her Writing April 25, 2022 Join Amy McCulloch as she walks through her new climbing book inspired by some of her own extreme experiences. Raising Tomorrow’s Champions: Joanna Lohman, Paul Tukey Pen Road Map for USWNT Dreamers March 2, 2021 Get a glimpse of the U.S. Women’s National Team and its four decades of history told from the perspective of an insider Best Books for Youth Soccer Players – ‘Soccer iQ: Things That Smart Players Do’ February 23, 2021 Looking for a gift for your soccer-obsessed middle schooler to help them massively improve their game? Check out Soccer iQ by Dan Blank Women in STEM at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics & Paralympics Track Doctors on the Front Lines Here's what track doctors are doing on the front lines Mind, Body & Grit Mindfulness is a main part of this athlete's Olympic preparation Medical Technology Supporting U.S. Soccer Here's the medical technology supporting the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Stimulating the Brain for Peak Performance Here’s the neuroscience behind peak athletic performance, according to a psychophysiologist Track Cycling in Extreme Heat Here's how athletes prepare for heat and humidity when competing The Biomechanics of a Paratriathlete This paratriathlete works to combat brain and spinal cord injuries in order to compete View More Watch, Learn & Discuss Sit down with the family and watch one of these great sports movies. When the film is over, our partner Positive Coaching Alliance has provided discussion questions for you and your kids to get those most out of the file Discussion Guide: Kicking & Screaming This film includes themes of coaching your own child, being a sports parent, over-competitiveness in youth sports, and the coach-parent relationship Discussion Guide: Moneyball Themes in this movie include respecting a team mentality and the importance of leadership to success Discussion Guide: McFarland USA Themes presented in this film include teamwork, hard work, and respect Discussion Guide: Hoop Dreams Hoop Dreams is a fascinating documentary, filmed over a four year period, following the lives of Chicago high school basketball players Discussion Guide: Q Ball This film includes themes of using sports to overcome life’s struggles, reckoning with and then learning from past mistakes, and effective teamwork Discussion Guide: Bend It Like Beckham This film uses themes of balancing sport and family, maintaining self-belief, coping with societal pressure, and self-motivation View More Explore the Science of Golf Course Setup Meteorology & Weather How the USGA Determines the Pace of Play Newton’s Third Law of Motion & Momentum Energy in Collisions & Compressions Why Golf Balls Have Dimples View More More Educational Content 10 Best Soccer Movies, Ranked by Tomatometer The Best Soccer Movies, Ranked by Tomatometer lists Certified Fresh films first, followed by Fresh and then the Rotten movies. Track Doctors on the Front Lines Here's what track doctors are doing on the front lines A Beginner’s Guide to Archery’s Mental Game We talked to Lanny Bassham of Mental Management Systems to discuss his approach to coaching the mental game and how archers can develop it, plus his advice for implementing this training during competitions. Medical Technology Supporting U.S. Soccer Here's the medical technology supporting the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Mass, Volume & Density Scientists and ice technicians explain the science and math that goes into building and maintaining this surface through the long NHL season. Discussion Guide: King Richard What does it take to build the careers of two tennis legends? Find out by watching King Richard. Water Conservation Maintaining a golf course requires the use of one of nature's most precious resources: water. Getting Started in Archery If you’ve tried archery or want to try archery, you’ll be happy to learn that it’s very easy to get started. Finding the time, equipment and place to shoot are easier than you may realize. Don’t believe us? Keep reading. Mind of a Motorhead: Scott Dixon The cost of a crash during an IndyCar race can have disastrous outcomes. Discover what makes driver Scott Dixon continue to jump into the cockpit for each race. Body+ | Meet Ibrahim Hamadtou the Paralympian Who Plays Table Tennis With His Mouth Ibrahim Hamadtou lost both his arms at a young age and now plays table tennis with his mouth. Newton’s Three Laws of Motion NHL players display a great mix of speed a strength which are great examples of Newton's Three Laws of Motion. The Compassion Project: What Am I Good At? View More