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This is obviously an older video, but it was inspired by my ongoing conversations with a sport psychologist many years. She was a coach and college professor, and she specialized in parent-athlete communications. And, we surely hit it off when I told her about my experiences in that area. Now, I’ve pretty much described the problems players face when they’re confused by parents yelling from the stands. However, what I failed to mention is the likelihood that the parents’ advice could be way off base. I’m sure those who have been around the game for awhile know what I’m…
When I say “critical”, I mean it. This is information that can make or break a youngster’s athletic ability, and hockey playing abilities. I was going to post this audio and the connected video parts now, but I think it’s important that I give members the opportunity to digest all of this segment first. (Part 2 should be posted shortly.) So, my suggestion: transfer this recording to something that allows you to listen away from your desk, or somewhere that permits you to enter some deep thought. PS: Science and medicine change over time, so it might be possible…
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