Planning Resources: Sports
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So your child has hit the four to eight-year-old range, and you’re thinking it’s about time to sign him up for his first organized sport. But which one? His best friend from school is registering for t-ball, but your offspring plays duck and cover when a ball is thrown in his general direction.... [Read More]
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At the end of every season, thousands of athletes around the country are given MVP awards. They are stand-out players who’ve worked hard and deserve the recognition. What if parents were given MVP awards? Would you win one? [Read More]
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Running a basketball practice can be a daunting task at any level and coaches seldom feel like they have enough practice time. With time constraints always an issue, trying to figure out how to maximize the time with your players is essential.... [Read More]
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When kids are 4-6 years old, soccer leagues are mostly about fun and silly games while learning the basics. Coaches run around with the players, get parents involved, and make sure that kids are laughing and having a great time.... [Read More]
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Youth sports survives on volunteers. If your child plays a sport, it’s your duty, and hopefully your pleasure, to find a way to help out! If you’re the lucky team mom or dad in charge of recruiting volunteers, here are some ideas that should make the job a bit easier.... [Read More]
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One advantage to having your children play sports is that you know they will be getting the exercise they need to strengthen and develop their bodies. It's a built in perk, along with the fun life lessons and friendships that come with being on a sports team.... [Read More]
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