By John O’Sullivan (You can read part one here). One of the greatest differences between adults and children is that adults are goal oriented, and children are focused on immediate pleasure. Adults see everything as leading toward something in the...
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Things My Mother Never Said to Me (Part 1)
By Tony Earp, Director SuperKick Columbus I truly believe nobody accomplishes anything on their own. Success is a combination of individual effort and surrounding yourself with the right people who will influence your life in the correct way. I was...
Youth Coach’s New Year’s Resolutions
By Brian Gotta, President of CoachDeck Soon, spring seasons will be starting up all over the nation. Kids will be joining new teams, parents will be volunteering, (or being volunteered) to coach them. Whether you’re a wizened old veteran or...
How Recreational Sports Build Confidence and Teamwork
Recreational sports provide a supportive environment where children can build confidence naturally. When kids feel safe to try, learn, and improve, self-esteem grows. Team activities teach cooperation, communication, and respect for others. These skills benefit children both on and off...
How Youth Sports Keep Kids Active Year-Round
Youth recreational sports encourage regular physical activity throughout the year. Seasonal leagues provide structure that keeps kids moving beyond school hours. Staying active supports healthy growth, better sleep, and improved focus in school. Consistent activity also builds lifelong fitness habits....