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- Volunteer Opportunities for Westfield, Indiana Sports LoversWestfield, Indiana is a city that loves sports. Two local sports organizations, Westfield Youth Sports (WYSI) and Westfield Youth Soccer Association (WYSA) rely on the generosity of volunteers to organize, operate and maintain youth athletics.
- The Dark Side of Youth SportsNote the parents and coaches: Relax
Youth Sports in Hampton, ConnecticutYouth Sports in Hampton, Connecticut has become a tool for settling political scores.
Sports and Recreation: 10 Tips to Coaching Youth SportsCoaching youth sports encompasses many things on and off of the field. Here are 10 tips to make it beneficial and fun for everyone involved.- The State of Youth SportsWhen I went to my sister's soccer game, I did not realize youth sports had become such a cut-throat event, for parents and players. This is not only my story, but the story of America. Boom!
- Tips for the Rookie Youth Sports CoachIf you are considering becoming a youth sports coach here a few tips that will help make you successful.
- Parent's Expectations and Youth SportsThis article takes a look at some specific reasons why some parent's expectations are out of line with their kid's sport participation.
Most Dangerous Sports for Kids TodayYouth sports is at an all-time high, but so are youth sports injuries. Some sports are more dangerous than others. Check out safety and health risks for young athletes and what parents, coaches and health care professionals are doing about it.
Youth Sports Programs in Bryant, ArkansasDiscover Bryant, Arkansas', excellent youth sports programs for children ages 4 to 15, including baseball, soccer, football, cheer-leading, softball, track and field, dancing, fitness, basketball and volley ball.
International Youth Sports Festival: Free Cleveland EventCome downtown to witness a truly international sports festival. 3,500 athletes from 20 countries will be participating. Enjoy the Olympic-like opening day festivities July 1st from 6-10pm.
Youth Sports: The Sampling PeriodYoung athletes progress through three general stages: Sampling (6 -12-years-old), Specializing (13-15) and Investment (16+). The sampling period is a time to play multiple sports and develop a wide base of athletic skills before specializing.- Violence in Youth Sports: A Growing Trend? A Downward Spiral, and a Young Man's BrutalizationAn editorial on the current state of youth sports (especially football) in America, and one young man's story.
- Communication Tips for Youth Sport CoachesCommunication is a vital part of a successful relationship between youth coaches, players and their parents. This article has a few tips to help coaches better their communication and avoid problems.
Competitive Youth Sports Means Big Money for ManyHow much money is involved in youth competitive sports.- Tips for Preventing Injuries in Youth SportsWays that parents and coaches can help kids stay safe when playing youth sports.
- Youth Sports - Tips for Successful CoachingBe a better youth sports coach. Here are some simple tips to improve your coaching and the experience of your youth athletes.
- Pros and Cons of Youth Sports ParticipationPositive and negative aspects of children participating in youth sports.
How to Be a Better Youth Sports CoachBeing a good youth sports coach is a matter of being prepared and having the right perspective. The author has been a paid, volunteer and parent coach for boys and girls sports such as track & field, basketball, elementary gym, recreation and soccer.- Today's Children, Tomorrow's AmericaWhatever happen to the days when playing Pop Warner football was a right-of-passage, or when playing for your town's little league baseball team was an honor?
- Essentials to Starting a Youth Sports ProgramThis article explains how kids should be treated and taught about sports in the youth program.
- An Argument in Favor of Youth SportsWe're all winners. How many kids actually believe that when they hear it? I do not know the answer, but what I do know is how belittled I have always felt when it has been said to me after a tough loss.
Youth Sports ParentsI propose a toast to you, the father who acts way too passionately towards youth sports programs. This is for screaming, cursing, and barking at the expense of your child's dignity and self-confidence...- After-Game Snack Ideas for Youth Sports LeaguesList of after game snack ideas for your child's sports team.
- The Pressure of Playing Youth SportsYouth sports such as midget football, community league baseball, or recreation league basketball are all intended to provide youth the opportunity to participate in an organized athletic activity under supervision and interact with other youth.
- Coaching Youth Sports - Keep it Fun!With all the pressure and advice directed at youth coaches, it can be hard to keep the focus on fun. Here are some tips for coaches to make and keep playing fun.
- Parent Management for Youth Sports CoachesAn experienced youth sports coach offers advice for coaches on how to work with the parents of their players...
- How to Teach Your Children About Hard Work, Team Work and Fun in Organized Youth Sportsteaching children how to have fun and work hard in youth sports
- A Nation of Fat People ExplainedI can do little to curb one's appetite for fast food or change people's perceptions of safety in their neighborhood; however, a radical shift in our approach to youth sports and exercise is possible.
- Coaching Youth Sports in a Recreational LeagueCoaching youth related activities is often a challenge and a reward. How you coach can determine the outcome of the season.
- Kicking and Screaming's Lessons for CoachesWill Farrell's Kicking and Screaming is supposed to be a comedic look at parents and youth coaches gone crazy. Unfortunately, the coffee-induced, win at all costs, pass it to the Italians mantra he adopts is all too familiar in youth sports today.
Old SportA Poem- KatetownHampton's current crop of elected officials appear to have the same hearing probems as those in Washington.
- How Parents Ruin Youth SportsWe want our children to learn and exhibit sportsmanship, not just while playing sports, but in life. Why is it then, that parents are so often the ones who need lessons in sportsmanship?
- I'm Sick and Tired of the Business of Sports!Recently I wrote my first book called "Sports Talk Radio Is A Waste Of Time (And so is this Book)."I finally figured out why I did. I'm sick and tired of the business of sports.
- Sports ScholarshipSports scholarship helps students with the money to pay for their educational expenses and at the same time they can play their favorite sports also.
- Youth Sports: Parents Gone Wild!When the adults go too far.
5 Reasons Your Child Should Play SportsParents all over the world face this decision eventually and a great many make the wrong decision. Regardless of age, children should be allowed to play sports if they wish. Here is why.- Cascade Sport Tote ReviewA smaller sport tote, measuring 16" x 13" x 7". Fits anywhere.
- How to Reduce the Cost of Youth SportsA recreational sport that began with a $80-$150 registration fee does not have to have "other" fees of $25-$100+.
