Topics: Tips

Having fun and developing skills are of paramount importance

Enjoyment and skills development should be high on the list

Is there a statute of limitations on spoilers? Maybe not, so I’ll cryptically tell you that the end of a certain ’80s horror movie—one that involved a day of the week, an unlucky number, a lake, a canoe, and a hand reaching out of the water—scared me so much that my contact lens popped out … Continued

A simple solution for throwing, juggling, target practice, and more

Do you wish your family spent more time moving? It’s a goal that’s well within reach! It’s about finding ways to fit physical activity into our busy days.

You’ve been waiting for this one!

When boys and girls are coached together, some special sensitivity and awareness are required from the coach.

Maybe we’re judging parents too quickly for their bad behaviour

How any teacher can learn to give students a valuable PE experience

It doesn’t just happen, it can be cultivated

Suggestions from Dr. Camilla Knight to help coaches and sport organizations support parents of children in sport

Suggestions from Dr. Camilla Knight for parents supporting children in sport

How to deal with what’s real

Help them grow physical skills and develop independence

Always keep exploring, but never fall prey to expectations

Encourage other activities to help them build physical literacy

Soccer is the most popular sport in the world. It keeps kids active, requires little equipment, and is fun and easy to learn.

The joy of simply kicking the ball ranks high

Tips to get the discussion off on the right foot

Watching your child’s team play or practice will give you a hint

What to do when your child’s sport experience isn’t beneficial

Remember to focus on enjoyment and manage expectations

Play dates are a great way for adults to get in some grown-up conversation and for kids to build friendships and have fun being active.

There are good reasons to consider volunteering