The Joy — and Pain — of Coaching Your Own Kid

The Joy — and Pain — of Coaching Your Own Kid | MOJO Sports

Coaching your own kid is complicated. In a research brief, Professors Peter Witt and Tek Dangi, of Texas A&M University, dug into what makes it work.

COACHING YOUR OWN KID - Competitive Advantage

A lot of parents coach their kids in the beginning as the child enters youth sports and competition. The problem is that this is a very difficult dual role to ...

The Psychology of Coaching Your Own Child in Sports

Reaffirm your love, regardless your child's level of performance. Most volunteer coaches get into youth sports because their son or daughter is ...

When Your Kid Wants to Quit — and You're the Coach | MOJO Sports

... their own kid. But what happens when that kid is over it ... Related articles. The Joy — and Pain — of Coaching Your Own Kid · What ...

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Is it more beneficial for children to be coached by their own parents ...

Coaching one's child can be beneficial or difficult. If the coach favors his child over others it creates issues within the team.

Coaching Kids | I Love to Watch You Play

Do Not Over-Coach Your Child. Keep the bonding session positive by not over-coaching your own kid because, um, they're your kid. In fact, if ...

Is it better to coach your kids or let them be coached by others?

I don't think the possible pros can outweigh the cons. I feel that a parent / child relationship is too close to be able to coach your own child ...

The real reason high school sports drive parents crazy

It is OK to appreciate and acknowledge athletic prowess that is not your child's own. ... painful coaching, personal disappointments, questionable ...

12 Tips for Life Coaching Kids & Coaching Children

Unlocking a person's potential to maximize their own performance. (Whitmore, 2002). People who undertake the role of coaching often refer to ...

What To Do When a Coach Plays Favorites - Kids' Sports Psychology

You certainly have the right to talk with your kid's coaches in hopes of opening the lines of communication. ... He is even starting his own son the first opening ...

The Coach's Kid Always Plays - Inside Youth Sports

... their own kids. Finally, we've seen coaches who seem to favor (and push) their own mediocre kids. I guess, unsurprisingly, it is a variety ...

Coaching your own kid | CoachHuey.com

I coached my oldest son. I was the head coach and his position coach (QB). I never made the first move when we were away from the field.

How I Found Joy in the Pain and Agony of Youth Sports

Since the last time I coached my son's ... I only know a few of the boys, with the exception of my own child, they look at me sideways, thinking A ...

In Defense of the Baseball Dad Who Coaches His Kid - Spiders Elite

Daddy Ball — when a baseball dad who coaches his kid appears to give that player preferential treatment — is the number one complaint among ...

The Parent Problem of Youth Sports - Reformed Sports Project

"The joy of coaching ... When you do use your voice on the sideline, cheer for all the kids, not just your own and not even just your kid's team's ...

How to handle a 'bad coach' in 3 steps so your child doesn't suffer

The trauma even shaped Nerbun's own approach when he began coaching high school kids himself. "Was I like my high school coach?" Nerbun told ...

The Top Dangers of Sideline Coaching - Kids' Sports Psychology

Too often well-meaning parents live through their children and expect their kids to take on their own dreams and goals. As a youth soccer coach in Portland, ...

“Coaching ABUSE: The dirty, not-so-little secret in sports ...

“Is winning and all that it means to me, more important than the mental health and happiness of my child/athletes?” If you're a coach reading ...