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Steve Morris offers advice and insights to parents as they navigate the world of youth sports.
Are youth sports too serious?
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Working with others. Group dynamics. Teamwork. Kids learn these valuable skills – which are important on and off the field – when they participate in quality team sport programs. But while kids are meeting friends, learning new sport skills and becoming physically literate, parents are also learning how youth sports and activities operate. A sporty … Continued
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