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How much is too much when it comes to youth sport?

How much is too much when it comes to youth sport?

Creating a positive parent culture

Creating a positive parent culture

Running good trials and selections

Running good trials and selections

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Balanced Female Health

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Q&A: What advice do you have for half-time talks?

This video is shared by Player Development Project

The question this week comes from Ryan, via Twitter;

“What advice for you have for half-time team talks with players aged 8-12?”

Additional Resources

Ebook: Coaching Fundamentals: Six Steps to Creating Quality Youth Soccer Training Sessions Your Players Will Love.

Blog: 140 Character Coaching – Reed Maltbie

Blog: Laying the Foundations – Nick Levett

Masterclass: Birmingham City FC: How to Create an Exceptional Learning Environment – Stuart English

Masterclass: Advice from the Academy – Edu Rubio

Masterclass: Coaching with Empathy, Communicating with Purpose – Professor Stephen Rollnick

Image Source: Deposit Photos

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