A Sport for Every Kid: Finding the Right Sport, Team, and Coach for Children of All Abilities
Nicole Sperekas
Abstract
Nicole Sperekas
Abstract
The frustration that comes when neither parent nor child can find the perfect sport to match the child will no longer be a concern with this book as their guide. A Sport for Every Kid talks about how to overcome this hurdle--in terms of identifying the child's strengths, weaknesses, and interests--and then how to match the results to a sport that will make everyone happy. Learn how to extract a child from a sport they're doing poorly in without hurting their feelings, and how to introduce the child to the next option. Just as playing sports should be fun, so, too, will be focusing on the athletic environment that helps your child shine, as well as developing good physical, social, and mental qualities. Find the best fit for your son or daughter, be it team sports or individual contests, through fact sheets on forty-eight different sports. The benefits are real, and can last a lifetime. As former NFL player Lynn Swann states, You never know what you are capable of doing--or being--until you start. A Sport for Every Kid will bring out the natural athleticism of children and help them find a sport to call their own.
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The frustration that comes when neither parent nor child can find the perfect sport to match the child will no longer be a concern with this book as their guide. A Sport for Every Kid talks about how to overcome this hurdle--in terms of identifying the child's strengths, weaknesses, and interests--and then how to match the results to a sport that will make everyone happy. Learn how to extract a child from a sport they're doing poorly in without hurting their feelings, and how to introduce the child to the next option. Just as playing sports should be fun, so, too, will be focusing on the athletic environment that helps your child shine, as well as developing good physical, social, and mental qualities. Find the best fit for your son or daughter, be it team sports or individual contests, through fact sheets on forty-eight different sports. The benefits are real, and can last a lifetime. As former NFL player Lynn Swann states, You never know what you are capable of doing--or being--until you start. A Sport for Every Kid will bring out the natural athleticism of children and help them find a sport to call their own.
Key concepts: Feeling, Psychology, Daughter, Natural (archaeology), Sport psychology, Social psychology, Team sport, Strengths and weaknesses