Kids sports psychology articles for young athletes, sports parents, and team coaches to improve performance in sports and perform better. Youth sports psychology for teens and kids.
Athletes and Tantrums Kids get emotional in street hockey. They might throw their hockey sticks because they missed a shot, for example. Coaches with the Charlotte Street Hockey League deal with such behavior by inviting kids to express their feelings, and then trying to help them find more appropriate ways … Read Sport Psychology Tip
The L.E.A.D. Center for Youth in Atlanta focuses on helping Black kids and teens learn skills that help them excel in life–and the program is working. About 60% of Black students in Atlanta public schools graduate, said Kelli Stewart, co-founder of the program. Those who participate in the L.E.A.D. program … Read Sport Psychology Tip
How to Help Your Athletes Stop Tearing Down Themselves Summary: Many struggle with self-criticism in youth athletes, which can quickly damage their confidence, motivation, and overall performance. After mistakes or tough games, negative self-talk often creates a harmful cycle where poor performance leads to more criticism and even worse results. … Read Sport Psychology Tip