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.

Feeling stressed about how to afford college for your athlete without drowning in debt? You’re not alone. As parents, we all worry about supporting our kids’ dreams while managing the financial burden. That’s why I’m so excited to share my conversation with Shellee Howard from College Ready. She offers some amazing, down-to-earth tips on helping your athlete graduate with little to no debt. Let’s dive into Shellee’s practical advice on combining athletics and academics to score those crucial scholarships.

Are you tired of hearing the same old advice about “mental toughness”? You know, the stuff about gritting your teeth and pushing through pain? Well, guess what? That approach is outdated and, frankly, harmful.

Ever find yourself in a whirlwind of practices, games, and car rides? Does it feel like your daughter’s sporting journey is a roller coaster of emotions? We’ve got something special for you on the Racing Elite Competitors podcast, hosted by Coach Bri. We’re diving deep into part three of our four-part summer confidence series—perfect for moms like you, juggling life and supporting your girl athlete.

Ever watched your daughter beat herself up over a mistake during a game, her confidence visibly shaken? Or noticed her focus on a single error long after the match is over, replaying it in her mind over and over again? It’s heartbreaking, isn’t it? Imagine if she had the ability to shake off those mistakes in seconds, to bounce back with unwavering confidence and keep her head in the game. Sounds good, right?

Do you ever wonder if your words are making your child feel less capable? Have you caught yourself doubting your parenting methods, worrying that they might be chipping away at your child’s self-esteem? If so, you’re not alone. Many of us share these concerns and want to raise confident, well-rounded kids.