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How to Become Good Parents for Young Athletes?

<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Many parents are eager to have children with excellent sports performance&period; They drive children to games and practice sessions&period; Parents also provide nutritious meals and even act as managers&comma; if their children have become as professional young athletes&period; For many young athletes&comma; parents are obviously invaluable&period; However&comma; it is important that parents and athlete children are able to maintain good partnership&period; The first that they need to do is by establishing ground rules&period; Parents should become a source of distractions and in some cases&comma; parents could cause athlete children to become unfocused&period; Parents should also be able to respect coaches and rules that are implemented during training and games&period; Parents should watch patiently from the sidelines&period; Unfocused athletes can become quite unproductive and it is important for parents not let this happens to their children&period; Parents need to set up proper code of conduct&comma; which can&&num;8217&semi;t be violated during training sessions and important games&period; Leagues and sports organizations often have policies that are strongly implemented&period; Zealous and over involved parents won&&num;8217&semi;t do their children any good&period; In fact&comma; some children may consider quitting their sports career due to intense mental and physical stress&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Parents shouldn&&num;8217&semi;t become obnoxious to the extent that they argue with the judge and yell at the opposing team or players&period; Parents should be mature and stop doing any inappropriate behavior&period; It can be embarrassing for young children&comma; if their parents act inappropriately&period;  It&&num;8217&semi;s acceptable for parents to get involved&comma; but they should do in small ways&period; Parents should direct good intentions into positive small acts that can genuinely help young children&period; Young children appreciate it if parents handle all the smaller tasks for them&comma; so it&&num;8217&semi;s easier for them to get involved&period; Parents should free up some of their children&&num;8217&semi;s time&period; Parents also avoid usurping the overall authority the coach&period; This will prevent any kind of confrontation&period; For important discussion&comma; parents and children need to speak privately&comma; as an example&comma; when they arrive home&period; It is a good time to praise young athletes for their achievements&period; Parents may also have suggestions that can help young children to perform much better&period; Parents shouldn&&num;8217&semi;t make their children to act defensively and when it happens&comma; arguments will eventually occur&period; Parents shouldn&&num;8217&semi;t cross the line&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Involving parents can really be helpful for young&comma; professional athletes&period; Coaches should also be able to remind parents who are too involving and interfering with the smooth process of the training sessions and important matches&period; If coaches are able to be responsible and focus on the well-being of the players and athletes&comma; there should be limited or no friction between coaches and players&period; Involving parents may be previously young athletes and some of them may have missed their calling to be successful young athletes&period; Being good parents for young athletes should be quite straightforward&period; Parents should use their healthy common sense to help their children and improve their overall productivity&period; Parents&comma; young athletes and coaches should work together to achieve a common goal&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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