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October 27, 2014

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4 Traits Your Athlete Should Learn in Youth Sports

4 Traits Your Athlete Should Learn in http://rosemagical.pblogs.gr/ Youth Sports

If you find yourself on your feet cheering for an exciting touchdown run, an amazing soccer goal or an incredible volleyball dig, you have the joy and excitement of competition.In this moment, you only see the hard physical work and success.In something moment, you may not be imagining character development.

But when the sports paraphernalia gets put away and uniforms are washed, what type of child is your athlete?Will he walk away from sports exceeding just trophies and team photos?

It's been said often that being involved in sports can teach kids a lot.But exactly what traits should we want our kids to walk away with while they are done with the game?

1.Humbleness.Annoying more annoying than watching arrogant athletes taunt and draw attention to their accomplishments.Team mates do not respect them and spectators are http://www.blog-construction.com/angelababy/ not in awe of them.It is much more fun to watch talented humble athletes classy is the word you think of who let their performance do the talking, associated with their mouths.

2.Self worth.Conversely, humility shouldn't be mistaken for lack of confidence.An athlete who has self esteem(With perhaps some swagger)Plays better as they is playing without fear.A anxious athlete plays tentatively.It's too bad you can't bottle self-Confidence and pour it on your kids' cereal every morning. Although you can't force feed your kidsSelf worth, You can expose them to situations such as sports where they learn to receive it themselves.

3.Persistence.Vince lombardi proclaimed,"The expense of success is hard work, Perseverance to the job at hand, And the final decision that whether we win or lose, We have applied the very best of ourselves to the task at hand, There is no better place than in the world of sports, Where athletes battle physical and mental obstacles, To learn the need forPersistence.And evaluations do, they will carry that character trait with him or her as they advance on from athletics to the arena of real life.

4.Selflessness.When my son played twelfth grade basketball, he earned the standing of being a team player.He were out to pad his stats;He was basically out, he explained,"To make another players on the team look good, that selfless attitude earned him the respect of his teammates and at the same time allowed him possibilities to have some high scoring games.

Let's praise our children after games when we see glimpses of these traits and then let's high five their athletic efforts.Often times, the astounding athletic feats will fade in http://instantblogsubscribers.com/?w=vickyboyo our memories, but character traits had will shine forever.