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Coaching for the Kids John E O'neil 9781681429373 Books

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Coaching youth sports should be focused on the youth not the sport.

Coaching for the Kids John E O'neil 9781681429373 Books

This book seems like a good Kindle item for Father's day and beyond. It works in the spehere of interpersonal relationships, teaching work ethic and a variety of parenting ethos in addition to simply "coaching." Sports are simply a medium for a broader sense of life, as much about developing person's of character as it is about tips and schemes on the court/field/pitch. The author seems to enjoy the sense of space and time he has held and the transition from active athelete to active parent/coach. As a father with children, looking to relate through athletics, I would buy this book and utilize it as a tool. There are lessons and character developing moments here that go well beyond the games. A good read for dad's with young kids. In the end the mentoring in this book is about the coach and not the kids.

Product details Paperback 280 pages Publisher Tate Publishing (February 9, 2016) Language English ISBN-10 9781681429373

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Coaching for the Kids John E O'neil 9781681429373 Books Reviews

This book seems like a good item for Father's day and beyond. It works in the spehere of interpersonal relationships, teaching work ethic and a variety of parenting ethos in addition to simply "coaching." Sports are simply a medium for a broader sense of life, as much about developing person's of character as it is about tips and schemes on the court/field/pitch. The author seems to enjoy the sense of space and time he has held and the transition from active athelete to active parent/coach. As a father with children, looking to relate through athletics, I would buy this book and utilize it as a tool. There are lessons and character developing moments here that go well beyond the games. A good read for dad's with young kids. In the end the mentoring in this book is about the coach and not the kids.