Jordan Spieth versus Tiger Woods
A tale of two different approaches to childhood development
8 ways to leave your keys on the hook, without getting rid of your car
Addicted to your car? There might be a cure
Parent expectations in soccer: How to communicate with coaches
Tips to get the discussion off on the right foot
Parent expectations in soccer: How to tell if your child is having fun and learning skills
Watching your child’s team play or practice will give you a hint
Parent expectations in soccer: Focus on what your child wants
What to do when your child’s sport experience isn’t beneficial
It’s okay to want your kids to have a good experience playing soccer
Remember to focus on enjoyment and manage expectations
Here’s what hockey’s “new normal” is made of
The direction Canadian hockey, at its highest levels, is heading
Here’s how you can bring hockey’s “new normal” to your community
How to deliver the gift of a life-long player
In Québec, kids don’t play hockey games until they have the skills
The right start leads to life-long enjoyment
3 rules to prevent overuse injuries in young athletes
The intense and repetitive training required at the highest levels of sport make overuse injuries almost unavoidable for Olympians and professional athletes. Sadly these serious injuries are also becoming the norm for much younger athletes. But it doesn’t have to be that way. In a recent Globe and Mail article, Dr. Dwight Chapin responds to … Continued
Hockey Québec at the leading edge of the sport with “Building an Athlete” program
Paving the way towards a “new normal” for hockey
If getting kids physically active increases their academic scores, why is it not being done in every Canadian school?
Only good can come of regular, daily physical activity in schools
Free play is the best summer school!
Try to find time to let your kids enjoy unstructured activities
Will Canadian parents speak up for quality hockey programs?
Without parents there is no minor hockey in Canada
The most important thing your kids can learn from the Olympics
Pushing past personal doubts and fears and reaching for your dreams
Brent Sutter thinks we need a ‘new normal’ for Canadian kids’ hockey; he’s right
Parents and youth coaches need to realize the importance of skill development
10 ways raising a physically literate child is like raising a reader
Literacy and physical literacy are fundamental to the development of your kids
Sports Day in Canada reflects national interest in physical literacy
RBC’s Learn to Play project supports physical literacy programs across Canada
Bobby Orr talks about what young hockey players need and deserve
The great No. 4 shares what’s most important about sport
My role as a minor hockey coach: developing athletic players
Adding physical literacy to the routine boosts inspiration and ability
3 things parents can learn watching the movie Searching for Bobby Fischer
The film looks at the importance of balancing ego and discipline with fun and creativity
Physical literacy is simple, fun, and essential for today’s kids
Some key elements of physical literacy that were not part of a recent National Post article
First birthday reflections: The 4 most important lessons we’ve learned
We’re dedicated to helping you develop a better future for your kids
At science fairs and soccer games, who benefits when kids compete?
Parents’ egos may thrive from the competition model, but kids thrive simply from gaining experience