119 results found for "Parenting and family AND Soccer"
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8-Year-Old with Cerebral Palsy Completes Triathlon, Makes You Feel Totally Lazy
Inspirational 8-year-old with cerebral palsy completes first triathlon in England.
By Scott Brown -
Back to School: I Don't Have What it Takes to be a Teacher
As school gets back in session, let's show some appreciation for the level of crazy teachers have to deal with.
By Scott Brown -
Coed Sports: When Should Boys and Girls Play Separately?
Coed sports can help young athletes learn to socialize with a wider range of peers, but at what age should boys and girls begin to
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Fun is not a Four Letter Word
In youth sports these days, there is a new four-letter word in the minds of some competitive sports folks, fun. The mere thought t
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Back to School: The Importance of Keeping Kids' Snack Time Healthy
Teaching children healthy eating habits doesn't end with planning balanced meals. Keeping snack time healthy plays a vital role in
By Scott Brown -
3 Endurance Tests for Soccer Players
How can you tell if your players are in good enough shape for soccer? Here are three endurance tests that have proven popular at t
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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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10 Sportsmanship Lessons Every Young Athlete Should Learn
Nobody likes to play with a sore sport. Teach your children the fundamentals of good sportsmanship to make them winners on and off
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Soccer Drill to Help Sweepers Under Pressure
Defenders often have little time to clear the ball away from danger. Here's a simple drill to make your sweepers comfortable under
By Rob Smith -
Technical Speed: A Complete Practice on Passing
From warm up to cool down, this session will work all angles of your team's passing skills with games like bread and butter and ke
By Jeff Pill