Moms tend to be more hesitant to coach youth sports, so usually that's where dads take all the glory. We have three reasons moms would make great coaches and why they should coach! https://bit.ly/3JUqcst
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Losing is a part of the deal when it comes to sport competition, but how coaches process "good" losses with kids can make or break the fun & success of the season. https://lnkd.in/eZSPATQr #sports #kids #coaching #parenting #psychology
Winning Through Losing: How Coaches Can Leverage “Good” Losses in Youth Sports
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Swimming, Triathlon & Strength Coach l R&D Engr. BEng Mech Engrg (NTU), BSc Sports Science (ENU) & MSc Sports Science (NTU-In Progress)
In the world of sports coaching, it's not just about winning games; it's about helping athletes grow and become tougher. Coaches set clear and doable goals for their teams and individual players. Like a rubber band, athletes learn to bounce back from setbacks, learn from failures, and push through challenges. Every obstacle is a chance to get better. Sweat, dedication, and consistency—these are the key ingredients coaches use to build a strong work ethic. It's not just about individual stars; it's about the whole team working together. Coaches also focus on physical and mental well-being, promoting healthy habits and preventing injuries. Beyond the scores and trophies, coaches teach the importance of sportsmanship—how to win with grace and lose with dignity. So, put on those coaching shoes, enjoy the journey, and watch the magic happen! 🌟🏀🌱 . . #coaching #motivation #resilience #opportunities #workethic #teamwork #health #SGSportsCoaching #SingaporeAthletics #SGCoaches #SportsDevelopmentSG #SingaporeFitness #CoachingCommunitySG #SGSportsLeadership #SingaporeCoachingNetwork #SGSportScience #SportsEducationSG
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Relationships in sports are crucial for the success and well-being of all participants, but high-quality coaching and other athlete-adult relationships don’t miraculously happen. Learn more about how building #DevelopmentalRelationships with intention benefits young athletes in powerful ways. #YouthSports #YouthDevelopment https://hubs.la/Q02cQ1Xh0
Playing with Purpose: Athletic Identity and Relationships in Sports
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The little things really matter! Teach kids that the unsung heroes who do the little things are what allow the star athletes to make the big plays. https://lnkd.in/eWiEYmVq #kids #mentalhealth #parenting #sports #coaching #psychology
The Unsung Heroes: Teaching Kids Why the Little Plays Matter in Sports - The Sports Doc Chalk Talk with Dr. Chris Stankovich
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Have you coached youth sports? OR...have you not coached youth sports because you were worried you would not be able to? Last season I coached t-ball...what an adventure. In this article I created a custom prompt, as well as a Notion template to help youth coaches. If you have any questions, comments, etc. please feel free to reach out! Read more from the article below!
How Generative AI is Lowering the Barrier for Youth Sports Coaching
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In the world of youth football, the impact of coaching extends far beyond tactical strategies and skill development—it reaches into the emotional well-being of young players. A recent story exemplifies the profound influence compassionate coaching can have on a player's journey. Meet a remarkable 12-year-old goalkeeper, highly motivated and dedicated to his craft. After facing the disappointment of being callously dropped from a team via a text message to parents, reason being a perceived slump in confidence during his latter games of the Winter season. What followed was a period of exploration, as the young goalkeeper sought a new team and a fresh start. Landing in a different squad playing an age group up, he discovered coaching staff who prioritized communication, player well-being, and teamwork. The results have been nothing short of extraordinary. Today, this goalkeeper is not only thriving but is in the form of his life. Playing with newfound confidence, competence, and focus, he has become a beacon of positive feedback from teammates, parents, opposition teams, and match officials alike. The question arises: What made the difference? It's a story that underscores a crucial point: sports coaches should recognise the value of compassionate communication in unlocking the full potential of young players. In this case, the shift from a callous dismissal to an environment that prioritises understanding, support, and teamwork has had a transformative effect. Just as we emphasize compassionate leadership in various aspects of life, the world of sports should not be an exception. Coaches play a pivotal role in shaping not just the athletic skills of their players but also their mental resilience and overall well-being. Let this tale be a reminder to all sports coaches: taking the time to understand, communicate, and support young athletes can make a world of difference. By fostering an environment of compassion, we not only create better players but also empower these young individuals to navigate challenges, build resilience, and embrace success both on and off the field. #CompassionateCoaching #YouthSports #PlayerWellBeing #Teamwork #InspiringSuccess #goalkeeper #goalkeepertraining
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Coaching youth sports is rewarding, but coaching your own kids has its own unique benefits. Here's 5 reasons you should coach your kids next season! https://bit.ly/4dPPCV6
Why Parents Should Coach Youth Sports
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YouStrive’s Mindset app is helping young footballers enjoy playing at their best more often Co-Founder/Director @YouStrive | Football Coach | Former Professional Footballer
How do you support your young footballers with the mental side of their game? How do you help them understand the doubts and stresses they feel before training and games? What can you do for them the night before the game or when they're in the car with their parents driving to the field? As coaches, it is very hard for most to cater to this side of a player's development. As much as we care about them, this type of journey is a personal one that for the most part will take place away from the field, away from team mates, away from everyone. With no guidance, it can be a dark path to trek alone. Every player I played with at a professional level had their own struggles internally. Every player I've coached at the youth level shares the same vastness of internal battles. This is not exclusive to extreme individual circumstances. All players are human beings first. Human beings that live a stressful day-to-day existence filled with ruthless competition and expectations. I co-founded YouStrive to make it easier for youth coaches, clubs and parents to support players with the mental side of their football development. With just a few minutes a day, following a step by step process players learn how to: - accept and conquer nerves - make quicker decisions under pressure - move on from good and bad games (just to name a few... not to mention what it will do for them as a human being away from football) YouStrive is here to help you nurture the human being... doing so will then empower you to mould the footballer. Website in the comments if you'd like to know more. Share with a coach who can acknowledge and appreciate the emotional needs of young footballers. #footballmindset #footballmentality #YouStrive Liam Cole
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How Do Adventure Sport Coaches Facilitate Decision Making While Working with Adolescents? #BCABResource To participate in any adventure sport, a level of decision making is required, this includes decisions on elements like residual risk, perceived risk, and real risk. The job of adventure sport coaches (ASC) can often be to encourage and facilitate the development of the required decisions necessary to become an independent performer.
How Do Adventure Sport Coaches Facilitate Decision Making While Working with Adolescents?
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This fantastic article by Przemysław Gaszyński outlines common mistakes youth sports coaches make, including prioritizing winning over development and neglecting the need for fun and individualized coaching approaches. It emphasizes the importance of a child-focused and adaptable coaching strategy for the long-term benefit of young athletes. Read more here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dTGeJ7qB #Coach #Coaching #Youth #PlayerDevelopment #FifteenMistakes
Fifteen Traps That Youth Coaches Often Fall Into - Complementary Training
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