As a sports parent and coach, I know how complicated youth sports can be at times. So I’d like to share some helpful articles that shed light on the challenges we face… and some humorous ones that might even give us an opportunity to laugh at ourselves. Thanks for reading and please share this newsletter with your social networks.
Being a youth sports parent gives me a bit of license to poke fun at some of the crazy things that we do and say on the sidelines of our kids’ games….after all that is one of the reasons we write this newsletter. But James Corden and Kevin James are taking it to a whole new level. Especially after a holiday weekend filled with soccer tournaments, baseball tournaments and softball tournaments, please tell me they are not poking fun at YOU in this video! Click here to watch the video.
My Kid Is The Best Player On His Team But…
Since I started iSport360, it doesn’t take long for friends to quickly turn social conversations to the topic of youth sports. And I was pretty happy about what I heard from an old friend I bumped into this weekend. He told me that his son was a leading player on his travel soccer team but he wanted to take the winter off even though his whole team (and good friends) will be training through the winter. Best part of the story was that my friend was incredibly supportive of his son.👍 Click here to read the full article.
The ‘Unknown Damage?’ Caused From The Sideline 
Our friend in the UK Gordon MacLelland shares insight on parents’ sideline behavior.
Every weekend all over the world millions of parents, children and coaches set off for their weekly sporting ritual ‘Match Day’. Many will follow the same process each week and will never question their routine or behaviour. Many of these parents and coaches are well intentioned, trying to support their child and their team through match situations totally unaware of the damage they may be doing by overly involving themselves before and after but crucially during the game itself. Click here to read the full article.
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