Parents
You are the rock of your child's comfort. Be there for them!Dear Parents,
Are you tired of seeing your child come home miserable after a long day of training? Are you constantly wondering how you can help them?
I am sure as a parent you feel emotionally for your child, especially when they are upset. Even if it was a perfectly reasonable reason for them to be upset, there is still that lump in your heart that just wants to hug and comfort them.
I want to help you learn how to work with your child on building their confidence so that they can improve their sport experience, I can say with confidence and from experience that what happens outside of training affects them in training emotionally and physically. I will provide you with ways to improve your child’s emotional strength without interfering with their coaches work. There are so many things you can do as parents to make your child’s sport experience a positive one.
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