"My son and I are talking in a way that we never have before. That has been worth it's weight in gold."

This is the training that can change everything for your family.

As parents we mean well, but our GOOD INTENTIONS are often the CAUSE of our players' bad performance and mindset.

Have you ever tried to help during a workout, or tried to help fix a mistake and the conversation/workout end with no progress and both you AND your kid frustrated?

I've been there, but there's a better way.

Youth sports are the PEAK parent/child bonding opportunity that is being completely squandered by most....

However there are REAL strategies that we parents can use to help our kids play better AND improve our relationship with them through their sport.

Learn what you can do and say (and more importantly what NOT to do/say) BEFORE, DURING, and AFTER a competition to increase confidence, settle nerves, ACTUALLY be able to have your advice be well received.

You will learn:

What to ACTUALLY DO when your kid has an emotional meltdown (and tips on how to avoid it in the first place)
What crying REALLY means (everyone has this wrong!)

How to avoid the #1 cause of frustration in youth sports
What to say BEFORE competition to decrease anxiety and improve performance
What to say DURING competition (hint: includes THE WORST things you could possibly say that wreck performance)
What to say AFTER competition to help them evaluate themselves properly and not wallow in sadness/anger/disappointment.
How to give instruction at home that ACTUALLY is well received and doesn't end in frustration
How YOUR behavior is a greater influence on your player's attitude and mindset than you realize.
Harness the POWER OF YOUR WORDS (your words will CREATE their future, not predict it. Choose carefully)
Learn how much baseball/softball is "too much"
And much more.

With over 10 simple trainings compiled from some of the best teachings in psychology, sports performance and human relationships...

...you are so close to using sport to STRENGTHEN your relationship with your child instead of straining it.

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