HeyJaredHealthy Sports Parents
Youth sports are not about winning games. They’re about raising great humans who are prepared for life beyond the field.Healthy Sports Parents is a youth sports podcast for parents who care more about the kid than the outcome.
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Learning to love the process and becoming your biggest fan (w/ Edose Ibadin, Olympian, All-American) (opens the original)
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If the athlete you fanboy or fangirl over had a bad game, you would know they're better than that one performance and encourage them to shake it off before the next game. In this episode, Olympic running and NCAA All-American Edose Ibadin shares why we need to be fanboys and fangirls of ourselves as we compete. He also talks about the importance of learning to love the process more than the results. In addition to on-the-field talk, Edose gives us a look at his upbringing as the son of Nigerian
Balancing faith, church, and youth sports (with Pastor Johnny Pereira) (opens the original)
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One of the common questions we get asked is how to balance youth/travel sports - which play games on Sundays - with church. If you play long enough, especially at club/competitive levels, those two things will inevitably come into conflict with each other. But they don't have to compete with one another. In this episode, Jonathan talks with Pastor Johnny Pereira about how we find the balance between church and youth sports. They also talk about the importance of helping your kid find their ident
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