Sporting Talent - What it is - What it isn't and Why it's Important!

Wayne Goldsmith has been delivering SPORTING PARENTS education seminars all over the world for the past 30 years.
He's presented workshops and Sporting Parent events in Canada, the US, the UK, Ireland, South Africa, Spain, South Korea and across the Asia - Pacific Region.
"I've been presenting SPORTING PARENTS sessions around the world for almost 30 years. In that time I've spoken to tens of thousands of Sporting Parents about the issues and challenges that are important to them.
This course SPORTING PARENTS: PARENTING POTENTIAL is the culmination of all those discussions and offers parents of kids who play sport no matter what age the child may be or at what level they play sport, the information they need to be outstanding Sporting Parents".
This course is a must for every SPORTING PARENT.
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It doesn't matter if your child has just picked up a baseball bat for the first time or is heading for the Major Leagues...this course, SPORTING PARENTS: PARENTING POTENTIAL gives you unique insights into being that wonderful, supportive sporting parent you want to be.
Your child might be playing football for fun with their friends and family or they could have been recruited by a professional team and destined for greatness - this course will equip you to be the sporting parent your child needs to realize their complete potential in sport - and in life.
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We find there are many “talented athletes”. The question is what Wayne is discussing. Are they driven to do what it takes to become great athletes. There is a gap between being talented and becoming a great athlete. You need not only to train your body, but to develop your mind, technique, strength & flexibility, energy systems including endurance, speed and explosivity, in addition to honing your fuel intake. Finally how you synergize them to bring it all together to enable your ability to perform your particular sport and position within it.

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Agree. I tell coaches to start with the heart - then the head - then the rest is easy. Connect with the heart. Engage the mind. Then let's start thinking about sets and repeats and intensity levels etc. As an old coaching friend says, "Put heart, before heart-rate". Thanks.