🏀 Insights from the Youth Sports Community 🌟 Q3: How do you combat travel teams using the Rec program as practice, for example in basketball? Courtney shares her thoughts: "Our issue right now is with travel teams wanting to use our rec league as a practice platform, and that's not fun for the kids who are just starting out. It detracts from their experience and turns a lot of kids off. Because if you go and you get stomped every weekend, then you don’t want to come back. So, that's one of our current struggles." Read more from our live panel webinar and get valuable insights into the challenges faced in youth sports programs: https://hubs.ly/Q02qwHL70 #YouthSports #PanelWebinar #InsightfulQandA #YouthDevelopment
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Ankored is a software tool for anyone managing teams of coaches, volunteers, staff and using spreadsheets, emails, personal tenacity to execute all the required screenings, trainings, certifications and general paperwork. The Ankored Platform automates the entire paperwork process and allows you to assign requirements to your team members, track their completion, and store their documents, all from a simple-to-use dashboard. Ankored is easy to use for both team administrators and their staff.
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www.ankored.com
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- Software, Background Checks, Abuse Prevention Training, Coaching Module, Custom Forms, compliance, automation, youth sports management, volunteer management, volunteer recruiting, recreation program management, parks and recreation, and youth sports
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Updates
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Our webinar panelists fielded a ton of questions from our live panel discussion. Here's a good one: "How do we go about starting up a successful youth sports league, and what are the benefits versus running it in-house?" Read theblog post for the answer to this and a dozen other real world questions about growing sucessful youth sports programs: https://hubs.ly/Q02qvRHZ0 #YouthSports #PanelWebinar #InsightfulQandA #YouthDevelopment
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Travel vs. Rec: Balancing skill development with fun. 🏀🌍 While travel teams offer specialized training, some kids just want to play and enjoy the game. Parents' aspirations for college scholarships or pro careers can sometimes overshadow the joy of the sport. Finding the right balance is key. 🤔⚽ #YouthSports #PlayForFun #SportBalance
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🏀 Youth Sports Q&A Highlights 🌟 Question: Do you allow the zone defense in youth basketball? Courtney shares insights from Saint Paul: "In Saint Paul, we do not allow it in our 10u level, but it is allowed at 12u, 14u, 18u." Discover more insightful Q&A moments from our recent live panel webinar in our latest blog post!
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🏀 Youth Sports Q&A Highlights 🌟 Question: Do you allow the zone defense in youth basketball? Courtney shares insights from Saint Paul: "In Saint Paul, we do not allow it in our 10u level, but it is allowed at 12u, 14u, 18u." Discover more insightful Q&A moments from our recent live panel webinar in our latest blog post!
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🌟 Youth Sports Q&A Highlights 🏆 Insights from the Field: Youth Sport Growth Tip: Experiment, Learn, Expand Discover valuable insights and growth tips from our recent Youth Sports Q&A session! We discussed strategies for nurturing youth sport growth, including the importance of experimentation, continuous learning, and expansion. Don't miss out on the key takeaways! Read more in our latest blog post . #YouthSports #QandAHighlights #GrowthTips #YouthDevelopment
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🤔 Youth Sports Q&A Insights 🌟 Question 2: Do you find that you have more kids dropping out than trying new sports, or vice versa? Would it teach young people the wrong message about team sports if they just quit when it gets hard? Courtney shares her perspective: "We see way more kids trying new sports. We would love for them to stick with things through the season, but those conversations happen at home." John adds: "I agree with Courtney that conversations at home dictate those outcomes. I personally believe that kids, especially young ones, should try a variety of sports before the push to specialize takes over. A great resource on the broader topic of specializing is Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World by David Epstein." Gain more insights and perspectives on youth sports in our latest blog post! #YouthSports #PanelWebinar #InsightfulQandA #YouthDevelopment
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🌟 Youth Sports Q&A Highlights 🏆 Insights from the Field: Youth Sport Growth Tip: Experiment, Learn, Expand Discover valuable insights and growth tips from our recent Youth Sports Q&A session! We discussed strategies for nurturing youth sport growth, including the importance of experimentation, continuous learning, and expansion. Don't miss out on the key takeaways! Read more in our latest blog post . #YouthSports #QandAHighlights #GrowthTips #YouthDevelopment
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🏈 Youth Sports Q&A Highlights 🌟 Question 13: Any sense on whether tackle football is being phased or timed out? Courtney provides insights: "Yes, we've phased out tackle football, partly due to Covid. We couldn't play for a couple of seasons. But it was on the decline even before that, and we have transitioned away from it. We've tried some different things, like tackle bar, which involves a thing around the waist – it's less contact but still retains a tackle format. And we've done 7v7, which is more of a passing league kind of thing." Discover more insights and trends shaping youth sports in our latest blog post! #YouthSports #PanelWebinar #InsightfulQandA #YouthDevelopment
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