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Top 3 Signs of Youth Sport Burnout
Youth sport burnout is a serious condition that can negatively impact kids and their psychosocial development. Learn more about this condition and the top three signs to look for in your child.
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Tagged anxiety, burnout, coach, mental, parenting, psychology, sport, toughness, youth
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Dr. James Andrews Offers Great Advice on Athletes, Specialization, and Injuries
More young athletes today are specializing and playing high intensity sports, so it’s no wonder more injuries are occurring, too.
Posted in Amateur, Athletes, Athletic Counseling, Burnout, Coaching, Communicating with Coach, Parent Training, Psychology of Injury, Sport Psychology, Sport Sociology, Sport Specialization, Sports Culture and Society, Sports Leadership, Sports Parenting, Sports Performance Science, Sports Safety, Training and Development, Travel Leagues, Youth and Interscholastic Sports, Youth Sport Burnout, Youth Sports
Tagged burnout, injuries, intensity, interscholastic, psychology, specialization, sport, youth
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Quick Tips for Coaches to Minimize Coach Burnout
It’s not just pro and college coaches who become burned out on the job, as we are seeing increasingly more youth and interscholastic coaches face the same stressors of the job.
Posted in Athletic Counseling, Balance, Burnout, Coaching, Leadership and Role Modeling, Life, Off Field Issues, Pro and College Sports, Sport Philosophy, Sport Psychology, Sports Leadership, Sports Performance Science, Sports Safety, Training and Development, Youth and Interscholastic Sports, Youth Sports
Tagged burnout, Coaching, interscholastic, psychology, sport, Stress, youth
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Get Ready for Fall Interscholastic Sports!
Schools across the country will be back in session in the coming weeks, meaning that fall sports will also soon be underway (AHPS). High school football, cross country, soccer, tennis, and golf are just a few of the fall sports …
Posted in Athletic Director, Boys Sports, Coaching, Communicating with Coach, Fan Behavior, Girls Sports, Sport Philosophy, Sport Psychology, Sport Sociology, Sports Culture and Society, Sports Leadership, Sports Parenting, Training and Development, Youth and Interscholastic Sports, Youth Sports
Tagged academics, burnout, coach, fall, interscholastic, parent, prep, psychology, school, sport, sports
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