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Sports Parent Tips to Help Kids Maximize Athletic Performance

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

Parents can do a lot of good — as well as a lot of harm — when helping their kids reach their full athletic potential. Help your child succeed by learning proven sport psychology mental toughness skills to help with confidence and on-field success.

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Top 3 Signs of Youth Sport Burnout

Posted on June 18, 2013 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

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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5 Sports Parent Tips to help Kids with On-Field Success

Posted on June 17, 2013 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

Youth sports can be a challenging experience for many kids, but there are 5 big tips sports parents can offer kids that will pay big dividends on the field.  Sport psychologists regularly teach kids about the importance of mental toughness, …

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MLB Drug Scandal Prompts Bigger Question: Why are Guys Still Cheating?

Posted on June 6, 2013 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

Major League Baseball is on the verge of suspending stars Alex Rodriguez and Ryan Braun for steroids, prompting the question around why athletes continue to cheat even with the known dangers and risks associated with usage?

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The Julie Hermann Saga at Rutgers May Lead to the End of a Coaching Era

Posted on May 29, 2013 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

Rutgers has one hot mess on its hands with Julie Hermann, but the bigger issue may be the soon to be antiquated means of coaching athletes through insults, intimidation, and sometimes even physical abuse.

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