Multi-Sports is the perfect sports camp for your child - and that’s as true at 15 as it is at five. Whether you’ve got an anti-sports teenager on your hands or a sports-mad kid, multi-sports camp is the perfect sports camp for your child to fall in love with. As the name suggests, multi-sports camp is about trying out as many sports as possible. Whether your child is looking to take a break from year round soccer or just trying to find their perfect fit, here’s why you should enroll in a multi-sports camp this year:
Why You Should Enroll Your Child In A Multi-Sports Camp
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As a parent, admit it, we all can be quite overzealous about cheering on our children when they are playing our favorite sport. In 8 minutes, find out how we can curtail ourselves and keep sports fun for the whole family.
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If youth sports is filled with strife and stress for you and your child, this might be a good time to reassess your goals. Check to make sure that your sports pursuits are really on target with what is best for your child and your family's values. The desire to provide the best for your child can be fraught with moments of trepidation, and feelings of frustration and failure. Don't worry you are not alone.
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Professional and world-class level athletes are in tip-top physical shape. They are at the height of their game and have abilities that most people only dream of. But, that doesn’t mean there aren’t some pretty incredible athletes whose abilities are different than what you might expect. We’re spotlighting wrestler Anthony Robles, a sports star who has overcome more than a few obstacles.
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CoachUp Nation asks parents and coaches alike to embed solid values into the core of their team building strategy. Some of their top five in no particular order include:
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Having the spotlight on you as a young athlete can create a lot of pressure. Along with all the attention and pressure also comes the opportunity to lead your team in the best possible way.
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Your child is super-excited about their new soccer, baseball, basketball or swimming team. There are practices to go to and games (or meets) galore. Maybe it’s the first time that your little athlete has played on a team. Or, maybe they’re an old pro. Whether you’ve got a first-time sports star or a seasoned player, you can help your child to excel by making the most out of their team play. How? Check out what you can do to make sure that your child gets the maximum benefits (and maximum fun!) out of sports play.
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Have you heard that STEM will be powered by women?
Have you heard that STEM will be powered by women? If you are a young lady between the ages of 13-19 and science intrigues you - you may want to sign up for 1000 Girls, 1000 Futures. Be partnered with a woman in science who will mentor you one-to-one with two virtual meetings per month and other engagement opportunities.
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Transitioning to Competitive Play: How to Help Your Child
Sports are supposed to be fun. Right? That’s how they started out. Back when your child was in preschool or kindergarten those pint-sized athletic teams were all about getting some physical activity and having a good time. No one kept score, from the sidelines no one was screaming, “How could you miss that shot?” and no one was competing to be the best in the state. As your child grew and began getting more serious about sports, they wanted to transition into truly competitive play. How can you help your child make the move from “just for fun” to a more competitive-based type of play?
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One of the many reasons behind sending children to summer camp is the opportunity to reach out and create new friendships. Does it mean sending a child to a camp which is also being attended by one (or more) of the child’s current friends should be discouraged? Absolutely not!