Make sure your child has the best sports experience!

Are you tired of hearing or making any of the youth sports complaints below?

My child did not get his/her uniform number.
The players on my child’s team are not good enough.
There is not enough skill work being done in practice.
The team does not run enough plays and lacks organization.
One of the players on the team hogs the ball.
There are too many players on the team.
Either the competition is too good or not good enough.
The other team ran the score up on us.
The other team has older kids on it.
Not enough playing time for my son/daughter.
My child not getting enough touches of the ball in games.
I do not want my son/daughter to lose interest in the sport because the team is weak.
I am concerned about my child’s development because the skill level of his/her team.
The coaches son/daughter is being favored.
The referee was terrible and favored the other team.
My child’s coach stinks and does not know what he/she is doing.

Want to eliminate these complaints from your child’s youth sports experience?

Coach Ryan Tremblay, a hall of fame college basketball player and a youth coach for the past 20+ years is sharing his incredible approach to sports. This approach has been passed down from generations and will change your perspective on youth sports!

His 25 point approach will assure you:

Help your child enjoy sports to the fullest.

Teach life lessons to your child.

Learn a great approach to youth sports.

Read real life player, coach and parent best practices.

IN THIS EASY 1 HOUR READ

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Reviews

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Dave S. from Kinnelon, NJ – August 8, 2017
Part ROADMAP, part WAKE-UP CALL, part CAUTIONARY TALE. Should be essential reading before anyone is allowed to coach or to enroll their children in sports. Coach Tremblay shines a light to help you AVOID THE PITFALLS of youth sports. It's obvious he has decades of experience. I wish I had this guide book when my kids were beginning team sports. I am guilty of falling into the "complain and blame" trap, thinking that "the grass is always greener..." As I read the bite-sized lessons, I found myself thinking, "Yes, that's exactly how I felt, that's exactly what I've seen parents do at games!" Coach Tremblay advises that you AND YOUR CHILD will be happier and better-adjusted for life by embracing the ups AND downs of sports. Don't try to smooth the path for your kid (stressful fool's gold); instead, helping prepare your child for the bumps in the path will prepare them not only for better sports results, but better life results. I can even apply these teachings to my job. The bite-sized pillars presented in the book remind me of the clear & succinct lessons in the Don't Sweat the Small Stuff series of books. YOUTH SPORTS DONE RIGHT is a book that is exactly that: DONE RIGHT!
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Jim B – August 6, 2017
As a 20+ year coach and league administrator, I found this book to be spot on. It should be not only read by all parents of young athletes, but then shared and discussed with their children. It will help your child understand their coach's perspective and how to become a higher character team-mate. It will also make you as a parent recognize your behaviors and how it adversely impacts your child and his/her relationship with both you and their coach. Sadly, in some cases young athletes miss out on opportunities solely as result of parent behavior.
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Mitch Korb – August 6, 2017
Wow, what a great read ! I could not put the book down - read it completely and loved every page. And boy was it a cool surprise to read the section on my son Mitchel. Ryan Tremblay is a great coach and even an even better human being. Thank you Ryan for writing such a wonderful book and including our son in it. Mitch Korb
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Cris G – August 5, 2017
This book is well written and shows the years of sportsmanship experience of the author. A must read for all parents with kids in sports. Highly recommended!