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by Dr. Dev Mishra on Apr 13, 2:07 PM
Anyone who's raised an adolescent or teenager can likely attest that teenagers don't get as much sleep as they need.
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by Dr. Dev Mishra on Mar 11, 7:12 PM
With the spring season underway, here's an important check list and EAP reminder.
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by Randy Vogt on Mar 1, 6:09 PM
Not allowing running commentary removes an important item that builds negative pressure during the match.
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by Randy Vogt on Jan 26, 1:58 PM
A failure to concentrate on responsibilities and master the rules can derail one's path for advancement.
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by Mike Woitalla on Dec 30, 5:26 AM
From coaches we spoke to in 2021, here's what they said that may serve you well when you take the field in 2022.
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by Randy Vogt on Oct 14, 1:58 AM
I like to think that the referee's positioning isn't a diagonal as much as it is a modified version of a half-open scissor.
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by Brad Davis on Oct 14, 1:23 AM
As life went virtual, it also returned to simplicity, pushing us to consider what's most important.
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by Mike Woitalla on Oct 7, 12:56 PM
Nowhere in the rulebook does "getting the ball" exonerate a foul.
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by Dan Woog on Aug 25, 2:38 PM
Kids fill our fields, running, playing, laughing and learning life lessons. None of it would be possible without parent coaches.
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by Thomas Mangold, Dominik Voglsinger on Aug 13, 12:21 PM
A coach's body language is a deciding factor in whether players aptly receive his or her message.
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by Dr. Dev Mishra on Aug 6, 4:22 PM
By far and away the area where we can have the greatest impact is in monitoring for overuse injuries.
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by Mike Woitalla on Aug 1, 7:37 PM
In April of 2020, U.S. Soccer added a Mental Health section to its Recognize to Recover Player Health and Safety Program.
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by Randy Vogt on Jul 13, 3:02 PM
If the ref is having a good time, you'd be surprised how many other people are being affected with that positive attitude.
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by Thomas Mangold, Dominik Voglsinger on Jul 7, 4:30 PM
Here are four tips you can apply to discipline players without employing senseless punishments. Feel free to modify as you see fit with a little bit of creativity.
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by Thomas Mangold, Dominik Voglsinger on Jun 25, 3:53 AM
Punishments are an extremely common way of conditioning behavior. Be aware that unwanted long-term effects can ensue.