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10 Benefits to Youth Sports

Ryan Tremblay
Players, Youth Sports Coaching, Youth Sports Parenting
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There are many benefits to young athletes participating in youth sports. One benefit is that participants can learn socialization skills by interacting with their peers in a fun, enjoyable environment. Young athletes can learn proper communication methods, as well as how to play well with others and resolve problems themselves, all while making friends. Another…
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Youth Sports Grandparents

Ryan Tremblay
Youth Sports Parenting
Youth sports are an important learning experience for young athletes. In victory or defeat, important lessons can be gleaned through the experience of playing the game. Whether a game is memorable because an athlete beat a personal best record or took a bad penalty late in a game, individual games are often used as a…
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Trotters Basketball Now Using NSID

Ryan Tremblay
Press Releases
PRESS RELEASE Trotters Basketball is Now Using National Sports ID to Ensure Safety and Fairness in their Youth Program. Mahwah, NJ January 31, 2017: National Sports ID is proud to announce its partnership with Trotters Basketball, a Christian-Based located in Talbot, Tennessee. Trotters is a non-profit organization that provides tournaments and games for basketball teams,…
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Youth Sports Myths

Ryan Tremblay
Youth Sports Coaching, Youth Sports Parenting
Youth sports are a popular way for children to participate in healthy, athletic competitions that help build social skills, as well as build good habits for later in life. However, a number of misconceptions exist about them which should be corrected. One misconception is that youth sports are all fun and games. This, unfortunately, is…
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Multiple Sport Athletes

Ryan Tremblay
Players, Youth Sports Parenting
Over the years, the landscape of youth sports has changed. No longer are most children playing many sports recreationally, allowing them to decide which they like best. Instead, many now play one sport year round, which is not always the best thing for youth athletes. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAC) has issued a report…
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