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NEW Parents Video Playbook – A Great Resource for All Sports Parents!

Posted on August 13, 2012 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

The Parents Video Playbook DVD has just been released and features key information for sports parents so that they can help kids have a fun, safe, and meaningful athletic experience! The video is packed with tons of hands-on tips, ideas, …

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NEW! Sport “Toolkits” to Help Athletes, Coaches, & Parents!

Posted on August 9, 2012 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

I am very excited to announce our new “toolkits” featured on the Advanced Human Performance Systems website!  Each toolkit comes packed with important sport performance and psychology science tips and strategies in the form of videos, mp3′s, and books — …

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Penn St., Paterno, Give Us Real Reasons to Better Protect Kids in Sports

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

Today’s disturbing report about how Penn State officials, including the late Joe Paterno, covered up and ignored the horrific reports of kids being sexually abused by Jerry Sandusky gives us all that much more of a reason to view this …

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Better Sport Education Needed to Help with Sport Retirement & Other Important Issues

Posted on May 7, 2012 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

I believe the time is now that we make concerted efforts to better educate and prepare families for their child’s eventual sport retirement.  With sports being as big as they are in this country, its a shame that so many …

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Take Your School/League to the Next Level with Sport Success 360

Posted on March 21, 2012 by Dr. Chris Stankovich

Sport Success 360 is the premier sport education system on the market today, designed to provide coaches, parents, and student athletes with key information pertaining to today’s commonly experienced problems, issues, and trends in youth and interscholastic sports.  Whether its …

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