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In this podcast, we delve deep into the world of youth sports, exploring the highs and lows of young athletes’ mental health journeys.
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Love, Resilience & Winning: Lessons From a Little League World Series Champion | F4OT Pod (opens the original)
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What if the biggest lesson from winning a world championship had very little to do with winning? On this episode of Fighting For Overtime, Tony Cutillo sits down with Danny Boehle, Coach of the 2023 El Segundo Little League World Series championship team and author of Second to None. Danny takes us behind the championship run and into the culture that helped make it possible. We talk about coaching with love, building selfless teammates, handling failure, developing resilience, and creating a co
How Fun-First Coaching Creates Lifelong Athletes w/Sportball's Jason D'Rocha | F4OT Pod (opens the original)
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In this episode of Fighting For Overtime, Tony Cutillo sits down with Jason D'Rocha, VP and Growth Coach at Sportball, to challenge the traditional youth sports mindset. Together, they explore why the future of youth athletics isn't about trophies, rankings, or scholarships—it's about helping kids build confidence, resilience, and a lifelong love of movement. Jason explains how Sportball's fun-first, non-competitive approach is helping children develop essential physical literacy while creating
USMNT Star Tyler Adams on Youth Sports Access, Burnout, & Why You Should NEVER Quit | F4OT Pod (opens the original)
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Fighting For Overtime welcomes one of the biggest names in American soccer, U.S. Men's National Team Star Tyler Adams, for an honest conversation every athlete, parent, and coach needs to hear. From the rising costs of youth soccer to the pressure of elite competition, Tyler shares his perspective on making the game more accessible, avoiding burnout, and why young athletes shouldn't give up simply because they're not the best player on the field today. He opens up about the value of patience, re
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