Coach your child

Author: Wolf
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The education of today's adolescents is a concern for the whole society and a source of worry for parents. For many coaches and parents, being a sports coach for children is both a daunting challenge and a job that requires significant emotional investment. Strangely enough, until now, there has been no guide or tutorial specifically written for parents on coaching children in sports. The publication of this book can fill this gap, helping parents become the best sports coaches and enabling children to fully enjoy the fun of sports. The book is divided into five parts. Part "What Parents Need to Know" introduces basic knowledge of sports training, the best age for children to start, the differences between individual and group sports, and more. Part Two "Training Tasks" covers the responsibilities of adolescent coaches, helping with pre-game preparation, and providing guidance and training during competitions or sports meets. Part Three "Stimulating Interest and Psychological Games" addresses the competitive spirit and love for sports that children should have but are often overlooked, offering training guidance for parents. Part Four "Training Challenges" discusses how to handle difficult situations and deal with injuries sustained by children during sports. Part Five "Top 10 Secrets" introduces ten things every parent needs to know, ten training secrets, and ten secrets to becoming a great sports coach.