4 Expectations Sports Parents Should Let Go

by : Janis B. Meredith | Mar 1, 2019 | Sports Parents

Hope and expectation are good things. As a parent, I never want to have low expectations of what my child can do and I always want to hope and believe that they can do what they set out to do. But in the very emotional…

5 Ways to Score Winning Action Shots With Your Phone

by : Lara Rosenbaum | Feb 21, 2019 | How To, TeamSnap Features

5 Ways to Power Up for Any Sport

by : Lara Rosenbaum | Feb 21, 2019 | General Sports, Health and Safety, Science Research

Paralympic Track Medalist Chris Waddell on What It Takes to Win

by : Lara Rosenbaum | Feb 13, 2019 | Coaching, General Sports

2 Facts That Will Transform Your Sports Parenting

by : Janis B. Meredith | Jan 17, 2019 | General Sports, Sports Parents

Finding the right teams, coaches, private training, and equipment are important tasks for sports parents as they strive to help their kids reach their potential in sports. But as parents do all these things for their young athletes, I fear there is one important factor…

What’s Your Sports Parenting Plan for 2019?

by : Janis B. Meredith | Jan 10, 2019 | Sports Parents

As you start a new year, I’m sure you have already done some planning. Maybe you’ve set financial goals, fitness goals or career goals. But have you established a sports parenting plan?  If you’re looking for a place to start, here are 10 objectives for…

What Youth Sports Does for Parents

by : Janis B. Meredith | Dec 5, 2018 | General Sports

I’ve read many articles, and have written quite a few myself, that speak to parents about the value of youth sports for children. But I’m convinced that there’s just as much value in the experience for moms and dads as there is for kids. For…

How to Help Your Child Lose

by : Janis B. Meredith | Dec 5, 2018 | General Sports

9 Reminders If You’re a Stressed Out Parent of an Athlete

by : Rob Bell | Nov 26, 2018 | General Sports

Youth sports are supposed to be fun but stressful situations are inevitable. Here are nine reminders to ease your mind if you’re a sports parent. 1. Your Child Will Most Likely Not Be a Professional Athlete 26% of parents believe their child could play professional…

How Your Child’s Team Can Give Back

by : Janis B. Meredith | Nov 26, 2018 | Sports Parents

One of the best ways for your child to learn about being a team player—besides on their youth sports team—is by working with others to serve people in their community. Actually, I’m an advocate of teaching kids to serve all year round, not just during…