On http://ClubhouseGAS.com, noted college player, coach, and sports psychologist Chrissy Rapp give helpful advice on dealing with players that fear the ball and struggle with ADD
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On June 7th 2008 Galluccio Associates celebrated its 13th Annual Galluccio Associates Youth Sports Volunteer Recognition Breakfast with special guest, Red Sox Shortstop, Julio Lugo.
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freshman or sophomore year
Don Lucia, coach of the University of Minnesota’s men’s hockey team talking about parents and coaches in youth hockey.
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Probably so, even non-profit organizations need funds to function. If fees are due, then it’s not really fair for the ones who don’t pay to still get to play with the ones who do…
I know there are paramedics at football games, but what if something happens at practices, what do you think?
I have never been in a program where it wasn’t required.
I’ve coached all levels since the 80s: Rec and youth programs, high school, college, and now Semi-pro.
I’ve coached in California, Iowa, Virginia and now Europe.
CPR and First Aid is always a requirement.
It’s a matter of insurance as well as necessity.
AND…I wouldn’t let my kids participate in programs who’s instructors were not certified.
http://www.responsiblesports.com/
Coach Mike Candrea of ASA Softball shares what he would do if a youth athlete threw their helmet after striking out.
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Of course they can. Fees aren’t voluntary donations.
A few parents are questioning the necessity of scanning birth certificates into a database so their kids can play soccer. They say it’s too much sensitive information that could be compromised, but the Utah Youth Soccer Association is defending the security of the system.
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There’s also the swim teams…