BENCH YOURSELF, BOOST THEIR GAME
How to Stop Over-Coaching, Start Supporting, and Be the Support System They Actually Need to Thrive
Di solito viene stampato in 3-5 giorni lavorativi
This isn’t just another parenting book—it’s a real-talk playbook for every parent navigating the highs and lows of youth sports.
Written by a former college athlete turned coach, Bench Yourself, Boost Their Game challenges the cultural norm of over-involvement and brings parents back to the heart of what young athletes actually need: support, space, and someone who believes in them even when they’re not winning.
From the sidelines to the car ride home, this full-color hardcover guide dives deep into the emotional, psychological, and athletic realities today’s kids face in competitive sports. It combines lived experience with coaching insight to help you avoid the pitfalls of pressure, comparison, and unintentional sabotage.
Whether you're raising a future D1 recruit or simply want your child to grow through sports with confidence and joy—this book will reshape how you show up, when to step back, and why your role matters more than you know.
Dettagli
- Data di pubblicazione
- May 2, 2025
- Lingua
- English
- ISBN
- 9781300304586
- Categoria
- Educazione dei figli & famiglia
- Copyright
- Tutti i diritti riservati - Licenza di copyright standard
- Collaboratori
- Di (autore): Lyric Spriggins
Specifiche
- Pagine
- 63
- Tipo di rilegatura
- Copertina rigida Copertina rigida
- Colore del contenuto
- Colore
- Dimensioni
- Lettera US (216 x 279 mm)
Parole chiave
youth sports parentingparenting mistakesraising a student-athletecollege sports recruiting tipssports parenting bookbuilding athlete confidencehow to support your athleteparenting competitive kidssideline parent behaviorhow to be a better sports parentcoaching your child in sportsemotional support for athletesparental pressure in youth sportsmental health in sportsathlete burnout preventionhow to handle sports tryoutsparents and youth coachessupporting teens in sportsdiscipline in young athletespositive sports parenting tipscoachable athlete mindsetparents ruining youth sportsoverinvolved sports parentssports parenting boundaries