Résultats pour "Youth" dans Sports et loisirs

Youth Soccer is an amazing adventure. However as much great joy and excitement can be had, there are also pitfalls that can have negative lasting effects on all within the family. YOU NEED TO EDUCATE YOURSELF!! The single most important question that all involved in youth soccer must ask, is which is more important, the development of the player or the desire to win? Simple in words, but in truth the single biggest factor in success or failure of relationships and development within the youth soccer experience.

Whether you're a young player eager to sharpen your skills, a coach looking for effective drills and strategies, or a parent wanting to better support your soccer player, The Youth Soccer Handbook is your complete playbook for success—both on and off the field. This audiobook breaks down the fundamentals of soccer into clear, easy-to-follow steps, covering everything from dribbling and passing to shooting and teamwork. You'll not only learn the physical skills needed to succeed but also how to build mental toughness, leadership, and resilience under pressure.

Before he became one of America’s most influential environmental voices, John Muir was a curious Scottish immigrant boy growing up on the Wisconsin frontier. This honest and vivid memoir traces his journey from a strict religious upbringing to the early stirrings of a lifelong love for nature.

This is The Shift, where “for the love of the game” has given way to an exclusive world of wealth and greed. Learn about it from someone who has lived it as a coach, mentor, and most importantly, as a father.

The Youth Volleyball Handbook breaks down the game in a fun, approachable way for listeners of all ages. With clear explanations, practical drills, and age-specific strategies, this guide covers everything from bumping and serving to game-day emotions and team dynamics. You'll learn how to build confidence, improve skills, and create a positive environment where players thrive—on and off the court.

Hosted by father-daughter duo Kelsey and Mark Dennehy, the goal of YSP is to bringing the 'work hard, have fun' mentality back to youth sports through informative discussion on current events with well-versed guests across the sports industry.

As the parent of two sons who went on to play baseball in college as well as a former head baseball coach at the NCAA level, I want to share alternatives with parents that will allow their children to avoid the anxiety and stress that many face within the overstructured and overorganized world of travel baseball. The hamster wheel of travel ball is a business model and not a baseball development model. For kids, baseball should be all about one thing—having fun! We play it as kids, watch and listen to it as adults, and pass down our love of it through generations.

This is a must-listen, cautionary tale for any parents with kids in youth sports or any adult considering coaching children. We have a coaching crisis in this country. Because of the parents with unrealistic assessments of how much more important their kids are to their teams or just how good (or not) their children are, coaches are putting their personal and professional reputations on the line when they coach a team for these parents: And the risks are starting to outweigh the rewards.

The truth is that youth anxiety, stress, burnout, comparison, injuries, perfectionism, and identity disturbance are at all-time highs. Our shortsightedness as leaders is killing the confidence and long-term success of our youth. In the book The Youth Truth, Andrew starts by sharing the shocking and scary realities facing our student-athletes today. He then dives deep into solutions: love-powered leadership and mind-set performance coaching.

"Why It’s Taking So Long to Fix Youth Sports" speaks for the countless voices disheartened by the current state of youth sports. Once innocent neighborhood games have transformed into a cutthroat business fueled by profit. The joy and camaraderie of yesteryears have been overshadowed by a relentless pursuit of success, wealth, and self interest. Youth sports expert Matt Young takes us through a forensic examination of what’s gone wrong, combined with practical strategies for how to give sports back to the kids.

Coaching a football team is no child’s play–you need to have a burning passion, strong knowledge of the game, and a solid work ethic. Above all, you need to have the ability to bring out the best in every member of the team to win on and off the field.

“The Haves and The Have Nots of Youth Athletics” by Lenzy Hancock uncovers the escalating financial barriers in youth sports, revealing how the divide between affluent and underprivileged athletes reshapes the sporting landscape. Hancock blends statistics, personal stories, and expert insights to explore the transformation of youth sports from community-based activities to costly, exclusive training grounds.

Beyond the Bleachers: The Official ORWALL Baseball Podcast – The Woodlands, Texas Step beyond the sidelines and into the heart of ORWALL Baseball—one of the most iconic and competitive Little League programs in The Woodlands, Texas. Beyond the Bleachers delivers weekly stories, interviews, highlights, and behind-the-scenes moments that bring the ORWALL community together. Hosted by local parents, coaches, and baseball fans, this podcast dives into: ⚾ Player spotlights and standout performances ⚾ Coach interviews and leadership insights ⚾ Tips for Little League parents and athletes

Coaching is part art, part science, and all love. Championship coaches Kevin Hogendorp and Nate Alvarado answer the youth baseball questions you have. From house ball to the hall of fame, we'll cover topics such as: • How to create an effective practice plan • Communicating with parents • Tournament selection • Arm care and appropriate pitcher development • Tryout preparation • And much, much more Whether you’re new to youth sports or a long-time veteran, join us each week as we discuss all things Youth Baseball and Beyond.

For most children in America, their soccer journey ends by the time they’re 14. But it doesn’t need to be that way. San Carlos United, a youth club in the Bay Area, has enjoyed on-field success without losing sight of its primary goal: creating life-long soccer players who fall in love with the game. Nick Dye, the club’s esteemed technical director with 25 years of coaching experience, teams up with longtime sports journalist Jason Mastrodonato for conversations that are honest, intimate, and hope to get you thinking about your youth soccer journey, whether you’re a coach, parent or ...

This is our first podcast, feel free to comment, share, discuss, disagree. Podcast Introduction: Let's Talk Youth Volleyball - More Questions Than Answers The introduction is designed to immediately capture the audience's attention and set the tone for the podcast [i]. It starts with a welcoming statement and clearly defines the podcast's purpose: to explore the world of coaching young volleyball athletes [i].•Emphasis on Inquiry: The phrase "More Questions Than Answers" is intentionally provocative. It signals that this podcast isn't about providing definitive solutions or prescriptive ...

Hear directly from the youth sports forward-thinkers turning sideline hours into real growth opportunities.

A community striving to enhance youth sports! Presented by: Nuance Hockey - Sean Connauton, Mah Golf - Matt Mah, Taylor Medak, & Bolt Media & Design - Dylan Flasch. More on our website: https://youthsports.community

Pucked Up Parents, hosted by Angela and Michael, is the weekly podcast for every youth hockey parent who’s ever been confused by stick tape rituals, overwhelmed by team chats, or blindsided by yet another “surprise” tournament fee. Each episode, Angela and Michael face off with a mix of lighthearted rants, actually useful tips, and hilariously relatable stories from fellow first-generation hockey parents—plus a few lifelong rink rats who’ve seen it all. We break down Rules & Rituals, survive Rinks & Road Trips, and offer candid Reflections on Hockey Life, all served with sarcasm, ...

We discuss the American Youth Soccer player development model and how to improve.