How To Coach Your Child At Any Sport: Two Simple Tips

by on September 30, 2014 in Blog

Over the years, many parents ask me for advice about what they should say and do after their child finishes a game or a tournament.
After the competition, it is useful to ask these two simple questions:

1. What did you enjoy or like about today’s game?

2. What did you learn today that can be helpful to you and your team?

For more coaching tips, take a look at my Bedtime Stories Program For Young Athletes. It comes with a free book for parents.

Here is the link to get it: https://stayinthezone.com/shop/sports-psychology-program-for-children-and-parents/

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Since 1978, Dr. Granat has counseled thousands of highly competitive athletes from many different sports. His clients have included golfers, tennis players, bowlers, runners, boxers, baseball players, basketball players, pool players, hockey players, ice skaters, wrestlers, fencers and martial artists. (Satisfied Clients) on this site. Now athletes who are struggling with choking, nervousness, lack of confidence, negative thoughts, self-doubt, lack of energy or concentration problems can get the help they need to excel in their respective sport by phone.
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