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Parent Program
Coaching Coaches offers its Positive Parent Participation program in a faith and non-faith based training which can be delivered in an online or a lecture-based format. The parent program focuses on the role of the parent and how important that role is to the success of their child’s overall sporting experience.
Online Program
Faith-Based Parent Program
The Positive Parent Participation program is designed to effectively define the role of a parent in today’s youth sports and deliver proven strategies to encourage your child, proactively work with his/her coach and positively support the overall goals of your child’s organization; all under the umbrella of Christianity. This program delivers strong messages to parents about their role and the positive or negative consequences of their modeling. Highlights of the parent program include: pre-season preparations, in-season tactics, and post-season evaluations. It is the most complete parent program available and will dramatically and positively enhance your child’s sporting experience. This program includes a parent handbook for each family which contains a nutritional component.
Non-Faith Based Parent Program
The Positive Parent Participation program is designed to effectively define the role of a parent in today’s youth sports and deliver proven strategies to encourage your child, proactively work with his/her coach and positively support the overall goals of your child’s organization. This secular program delivers strong messages to parents about their role and the positive or negative consequences of their modeling. Highlights of the parent program include: pre-season preparations, in-season tactics, and post-season evaluations. It is the most complete parent program available and will dramatically and positively enhance your child’s sporting experience. This program includes a parent handbook for each family which contains a nutritional component.
Testimonial
Organization in St. Louis, MO: “Our coaches have become more aware of their coaching techniques and how they handle their players, as well as how they deal with game officials and opposing coaches.”