It usually takes several years for a child to truly learn how to make good decisions. Most of us don’t learn until we reach adulthood, even, which is why you need to get an early start. Part of the battle to be won is dealing with the impulsiveness, and the arrogance, of youth, both issues that tend to diminish with age. Another adversary in this battle is free will; the ability to decide to make decisions, good or bad, against counsel.
Of course, youth sports are about having fun. However, young athletes must also learn about hard work. Learn more about why youth athletes should learn about hard work by reading on.
Playing sports with or against a brother or sister can be both challenging at times and rewarding most of the time. You have a built-in competitor, friend, and advocate all rolled into one with a sibling. Here are three lessons any child can learn from siblings in sports:
A common concern that many parents have is, is there too much competition and not enough fun in youth sports? Youth sports provide a lot of benefits to children, ranging from a source of exercise to a way to learn about teamwork. However, is the level of competition too high? Read on to find out.
Our season at Sarasota Sun Devils is beginning! The start of our football program is just around the corner. Consider registering your child for the Sarasota Sun Devils soon, so they don’t miss out on the start of our season.
Being a sports parent can be emotional. You invest a lot of care into your child’s participation in sports, which can bring up some sports parenting emotions. For three tips for handling your sports parenting emotions, just keep reading.
As a parent, you want your child to be able to participate in sports. However, as a parent of a child with allergies and asthma, you may wonder if this is a good idea. Learn if your child can play with asthma and allergies by reading on.
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When you think of cheerleading, you may just think of individuals holding pompoms and entertaining the crowd during football games. However, there is so much more to cheerleading than this. Cheerleading is an athletic, competitive sport that can teach children about teamwork, responsibility, and sportsmanship. For more information about cheerleading, just keep on reading.
One of the most valuable lessons you and your child can learn from involvement in youth sports is communication. Good communication skills are important in every area of life, which is why you should consider getting your child involved in a sport. Learn more about the correlation between youth sports and communication by continuing on with this blog post.