Being a parent to a young athlete isn’t just about getting them to practices or cheering from the sidelines. It’s about something deeper: how we use our time, our words, and our attention to truly connect and support our kids. Intentional parenting means making purposeful choices every day to build strong relationships that go beyond performance and trophies.

What if your daughter’s biggest opponent isn’t on the field, but in her own mind?

As a sports mom, you’ve seen it – the frustration in her eyes, the slump in her shoulders, the way one mistake turns into an entire game of self-doubt. She’s talented, driven, and capable, but something holds her back. And it’s not her physical skills. It’s the fear, the pressure, the perfectionism that makes her hesitate when it matters most. You see it happening, and it breaks your heart.

Youth sports are a fantastic way for kids to learn teamwork, dedication, and the thrill of competition. But let’s be honest, it’s not always easy! That’s why we’re turning to the real experts – moms who’ve witnessed firsthand how mental toughness makes all the difference. They’re ready to share their secrets for raising athletes who can handle the pressure, bounce back from setbacks, and find true joy in the game.

Hey there, sports moms! Coach Bre here, and boy, do I have a treat for you today. We’re about to talk about one of the hottest topics in youth sports: mental training. Yep, that secret weapon that can turn a good athlete into a great one.

Feeling the pressure before a big game? You’re not alone. As a sports mom, watching your daughter struggle with pre-game nerves can be tough. You want her to shine, but those butterflies in her stomach might be holding her back. In this episode of the Raising Elite Competitors podcast, Coach Bree dives into practical strategies that can help your daughter manage her pre-game anxiety and perform at her best.

As a busy sports mom, you know the hustle. From school drop-offs to late-night practices and weekend tournaments, your schedule is jam-packed.

Do you ever wonder how to help your young athlete build confidence? Maybe you’ve noticed your child gets nervous before games or struggles with self-doubt after a loss. Does she get nervous before games or beat herself up after mistakes? As a sports mom, do you feel helpless watching her struggle with confidence and mental toughness? You’re not alone. Many parents face these challenges, and it’s heartening to know that there are practical solutions to help young athletes thrive mentally and emotionally.

Are You Ready to Crush Your Next Tryout?

Tryout season is here, and whether your daughter is a seasoned athlete or stepping onto the field for the first time, the pressure to perform can be intense.