The Star Is Inside
Building a better future through youth sports
Are our kids still enjoying the game?
Many kids leave sports at an early age due to the deprivation of joy by parents and coaches. It is time to ask ourselves:
- Are our kids enjoying team sports?
- Are they developing the behavior we expect them to have in their adult life?
- Is the practice of sports collaborating in the construction of these life skills?
The Youth Sport Competency Model describes how values (beliefs) and competencies (behaviors) influence youth athletes’ performance, beyond their technical, physical and mental abilities. Youth sport organizations have a tremendous opportunity to implement a competency-based training program in order to help young athletes develop values and life skills they will use in their adult life.
We can achieve outstanding results if we can change the experience of young players playing sports. We can create more awareness and bring a higher consciousness to children’s sport. We can do it for the good of our children and future generations of great players and athletes.
“Grow through developing others with integrity.”Tomás Echeverría — personal mission in six words
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A reference book to help young athletes develop values and life skills they will use in their adult life.