Monthly Archives: July 2011

There are many things a coach needs to be able to do in order to be successful.  I feel enthusiasm is VERY important and probably should be at the top of  the list.  Team enthusiasm is important and like most other things … Continue reading →

With the scorching heat this summer I think it is necessary to understand how to hydrate your young athlete.  More importantly you teaching them about hydration and how to hydrate themselves is the way to go. If you want to prepare … Continue reading →

I am constantly asked what I think of youth sports.  Little League Baseball, Biddy Basketball, Pop Warner Football, all have Pros and Cons.  Experience has taught me that the most important element of a successfull youth program is quality coaching.  … Continue reading →

Many kids who play sports burn out before ages 12-15.  This  is more prevalent than many parents expect.  BURN OUT is a term that’s applied to young (and often very talented) athletes who decided that they no longer enjoy playing a particular … Continue reading →

Was Charles Barkley correct when he said parents should be the true role models for children, rather than sports heroes who are in the limelight?  I have been crushed reading about sports heroes being involved in wrong doings.  Michael Phelps … Continue reading →