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Common misconceptions about parental involvement in youth sport: Insights for coaches

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    Abstract

    I recently delivered a workshop to a group of youth sport coaches who worked with elite (national an state level), sub-elite (regional and representative), community (local), and school (private programs) sporting athletes. The workshop was organized in response to a collective call for advice about 'dealing' with parents involved in their sports programmes. At the beginning of the workshop, I asked the coaches to participate in an interactive live poll using SlidoTM. The poll simply asked coaches to describe their experience with parents in sport using less than five words. The activity was designed to gauge their general feelings of, dispositions toward, and perceptions about parents' involvement in organized sport.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationMyths of sport coaching
    EditorsAmy Whitehead, Jenny Coe
    Place of PublicationUnited Kingdom
    PublisherSequoia
    Chapter7
    Pages78-88
    ISBN (Electronic)9781914110139
    ISBN (Print)9781914110122
    Publication statusPublished - Dec 2021

    Keywords

    • Parents Involvement
    • Youth Sport
    • Coaches

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