Monthly Archives: April 2011
Athletic Transferable Skills for Sport and Life Success!
Athletic transferable skills are skills learned through sports that can be applied to all areas of life — including the classroom and future careers (Sport Success 360). Unfortunately, most young athletes never identify their athletic transferable skills, or they compartmentalize …
Posted in Amateur, Athletes, Athletic Counseling, Coaching, College, College Portfolio, Communicating with Coach, Confidence, Cue Words, Focus, Goal Setting, Imagery, Mental Toughness, Parent Training, Prep, Pro, Sport Philosophy, Sport Psychology, Sport Sociology, Sports Leadership, Sports Parenting, Sports Performance Science, Sports Safety, Team Building, Team Chemistry, Training and Development, Youth and Interscholastic Sports, Youth Sport Burnout
Tagged athletic transferable skills
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The Realities of College and Professional Sport Opportunities
As we gear up for summer sports, it is important to plan your child’s sports schedule by balancing a realistic perspective of the “big picture” versus the potential sport opportunities offered to your child. In some cases, parents are unaware …
Posted in Amateur, Athletes, Athletic Counseling, Athletic Department, Boys Sports, Burnout, Coach, Coaching, College, Communicating with Coach, Confidence, Cue Words, Focus, Girls Sports, Goal Setting, Imagery, Leadership, Mental Toughness, Parent Training, Prep, Pro, Quitting, Sport Psychology, Sport Sociology, Sport Specialization, Sports Administrators, Sports Leadership, Sports Parenting, Sports Performance Science, Training and Development, Travel Leagues, Youth and Interscholastic Sports, Youth Sport Burnout, Youth Sports
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