Parents, Coach White offers a comprehensive, step-by-step system designed to equip young women and men for the challenges of college life as athletes. This preparation not only mitigates the potential chaos of a new beginning but also aims to reduce instances of child-athletes feeling overwhelmed, homesick, tired, and much, much more. Acknowledging the emotional hurdles during the shift from home to collegiate athletics addresses what a child-athlete is losing and prepares them for the change ahead. Supporting individuals through transitions, rather than merely pushing forward, is crucial for ..read more

In this week's sport news there has been several interesting fact to change the landscape of the industry as it pertains to our children and sports. The NCAA has finally made a positive move in a huge direction. Join us today for a conversation if you dare and share your thoughts comments and views. Call-in 516.453.9932 we are "Live" at 3pm est.  ..read more

Parents what role do wew play in the college football landscape? Where are some of the shortfalls? College sports in Division I, most notably in Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) football, are in the midst of a runaway financial race that threatens to upend and undermine the educational model of college athletics. How can we support the movement to right this runaway race? Why are our athlete the last ones to be considered when the financial conversation comes up? Parents you have a VOICE AT THE POLLS, we must learn to use it as a unified group. Call-in and join the discussion 516.453.9932 ..read more

Why are institutions so heavily engaged in NIL deals? In the simplest of terms, Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) is a term that describes the means through which college athletes are allowed to receive financial compensation. NIL refers to the use of an athlete's name, image, and likeness through marketing and promotional endeavors. Is this another way to control this process and shortchange the athletes? Where the in collective come in? Parents if you do not have any of these questions are you truly aware of what your child is stepping into? Join the conversation today by calling in 5 ..read more

Why do high profile athletesd experience the ill of society? Can this be avoided? What are your thoughts parents of middle schoolers through professionals? Join the conversation by calling in at 516.453.9932. Special Guest Sports Mom On the Go ..read more

Welcome to the Parents Coaching Parents Network as we approach our 350th episode. This season will be our best season ever. The landscape of youth sports has definitely change and we plan to keep you (the parent) up to date. For the past few months I have worked with a great team of professionals. From game managers (James & Semaj) thru awesome players. Join us and share your hype about your athlete.  ..read more

Headlines:  The Blind Side’ Lawsuit Takes a Surprising Turn as Tuohy Family Seeks to End Michael Oher’s Conservatorship Trading Card Escalates In Value After ‘The Blind Side’ Parents Discovered In Image 'Blind Side' subject Oher alleges Tuohys made millions off lie What is your perspective ............? Join this conversation as a sport parents ..read more

Parents, how do we help our children sustain their high level of performance in life, but more importantly in sport? We will discuss this an more with our special guest today. Entering into 2023 what lifestyle changes can we or our athletes adopt for a more enriched life?  Call in if you want to join the conversation on 516.453.9932. Thanks for your support of the #1SportsParentsPodcast in the Mid-Atlantic Region, the “Parents Coaching Parents Network ..read more

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Today we talking with one of the premier coaches in the game of youth baseball, Coach Carl Nichols. Carl will share with us several insightful tips on how we as parents can aid and guide our children (both boys and girls) in the game of baseball. Is speed important? Is mechanics important? Does your athlete uderstand the art of defense in the game? How do we identify if our child could be considered elite? How long have you been coaching? What are your primary age groups? Do you coach in an urban or suburban area? In this new area of Title IX and equality can girls excel&nb ..read more