Be a Great Team Parent: Tips for Parent Conduct. …
Be a Great Team Parent: Tips for Parent Conduct, Team Trips, and Communication By Amy Whitley @pitstopsforkids Youth sports programs often can only run with the help of parent volunteers. Whether your role on the team is crucial (team manager) or mostly on the sidelines, it’s vital to keep sportsmanship… Go To Full Post
Ankle Sprain: When can I play again ?
Ankle Sprain: When can I play again? By Dev K. Mishra, M.D. There’s never a good time to be injured. As we come up to the end of many winter sports, players often have their eyes on championships or important tournaments. When an injury happens one of the most important… Go To Full Post
Please, Don’t scream at the children. . . . .
Please, Don’t scream at the children By Mike Woitalla @MikeWoitalla Within the last few weeks, while coaching and refereeing, I observed a couple of very different kinds of youth coaches. One played more than a decade of pro soccer, appeared for the U.S. national team, and runs a successful youth… Go To Full Post
In Case of Emergency . . . . .be ready
In case of emergency — be ready By Dev K. Mishra, M.D. An Emergency Action Plan (EAP) is a written set of systems and processes that are followed if a serious health or environmental condition occurs. By having a plan and rehearsing it ahead of the season it gives an… Go To Full Post