What is the best age to begin your child in youth sports?
October 292010
My daughter is close to being 4. What is the best age to get her involved in organized youth sports programs to gauge her interest and enjoyment of such activities?
the best age to start is when a child is ready, it varies ALOT. but for starters put the child in a sport that focuses on fun rather than competition. Show your child different sports and let her try them . If she likes it let her continue. Meet the coach talk to him/her and make sure he/she is what you want. If your child shows interest then let her try the sport and gradualy increase competitive level if the child wants too. good luck.
Wisconsin Dells has the facilities and attractions that are coaches, parents and players want. Volleyball, basketball, hockey, gymnastics, weight lifting and baseball are just a few of the sports tournaments and camps offered. Check out all that Wisconsin Dells has to offer youth sports teams.
The Youth Sports Club is a leading producer of sports instructional videos and DVDs. Produced by Coach Marty Schupak, This video has been called “the most creative sports instructional video ever made.” Coach Schupak takes household items and puts them to use as props for baseball drills. Instead of spending $200.00 for a baseball hitting net, coach Schupak shows how to make something equivalent for under $20.00. Other items such as cinder blocks, bricks, a bathroom plunger and believe or not, a dozen eggs make “Backyard Baseball Drills” a true baseball lover’s delight. Great practice ideas that kids and adults will love. For more information on how to purchase any of these titles, visit: www.youthsportsclub.com
From dribbling and passing to trapping and controlling the ball, learn about the keys to playing soccer in this free beginner soccer sports video, with training in basic soccer skills and moves.
This creative video is geared for all parents and kids who love baseball or softball. The video is comprised of over 30 great drills that can be played in ones own backyard. Coach Marty Schupak shows parents how to get the most out of common items found in ones home and creates different and new baseball drills and games. Using things such as a bathroom plunger, a plastic milk container and a cinder block, coach Schupak goes through some basic drills a child age four or five can do. He also shows alternatives for baseball training props such as a “do it yourself” tarp made for under twenty dollars which does the same job as a two hundred dollar net.! The video also contains some advanced drills kids ages eight to fourteen can do. Creative soft toss drills as well as batting tee drills are addressed in detail. The instruction, in this video offers, baseball drills,baseball fundamentals, baseball skills,baseball tips, little league coaching, little league tips, baseball instruction,
On http://ClubHouseGAS.com , former MLB player, Russ Dickerson gives tips for youth baseball catchers. Also check-out http://YouthSportTravel.com.
A video promoting the local YMCA’s youth sports program. This video was created by students in Jim Hoefler’s not-for-profit management course during the spring semester of 2008.
The Youth Sports Club is a leading producer of sports instructional videos and DVDs. This is a compilation promo of some of The Youth Sports Club’s best selling titles, including “The 59 Minute Baseball Practice”, “48 Championship Basketball Drills”, and “Championship Soccer Drills”. For more information on how to purchase any of these titles, visit: www.youthsportsclub.com
Kids need sports
On June 7th 2008 Galluccio Associates celebrated its 13th Annual Galluccio Associates Youth Sports Volunteer Recognition Breakfast with special guest, Red Sox Shortstop, Julio Lugo.