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Tennis Parenting: The Good and the Bad
It's okay to be a frustrated, anxious tennis parent, as long as you remain a good one. With self-control, the two can co-exist.
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Are Youth Soccer Players Getting Worse?
While core skills are being de-emphasized in the pursuit of victory, teenage soccer players have fewer fundamentals than ever befo
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Softball Rundown Drill
A lot of things can go wrong in a rundown. Here's a drill to make sure your squad is able to execute mistake-free rundowns.
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Glove Work for Fielding Ground Balls
Feel like your squad's glovework on ground balls could improve? Here are some tips to make sure your infielders are in a position
By Coach B -
5 Tips to Be a Better Lacrosse Player
The little things mean a lot in a sport like lacrosse. Here are five tips that will have you staying ahead of the pack and helping
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How to Instill Self-Confidence in Juniors
Young athletes have to understand that their on-court performance does not define them as persons. They must learn to respect them
By Patrick J. Cohn, Ph.D. -
4 Biggest Mistakes Baseball Teams Make in Practice
Feel like you're missing something in practice? Here are four key mistakes many coaches make when it comes to practice, and what y
By Marty Schupak Youth Sports Club -
7 Nutrition Myths for Youth Athletes
Many parents have misconceptions about their kid's nutrition. Help your child become a better athlete by learning how to properly
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The Soccer Player's Need for Speed
As athletes get better, soccer is becoming a faster and faster game. But can players develop the speed to catch up, or are they j
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The History of Women's Running
In the past 50 years, women have stepped out from the sidelines and on to the track. Here's a look at five decades of making histo
By Jessica Sebor
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