• Youth football participation declines as worries mount about concussions
• NFL safety boss says the league could ban helmets one day
• Fayetteville-Manlius Pop Warner to use Guardian helmet caps beginning this season
• Youth Football has a Concussion Problem
• ‘Blindside block’ rule gains two-year trial in Oregon high school football
• Ex-Michigan LB Dhani Jones in favor of removing helmets from football for safety
• Seven tips to keep kids safe from summer heat during practice.
• Early retirement of 49ers Borland spurs discussion of youth football safety

All posts tagged "Sports Psychology"

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  Browns coach wants to minimize the importance of the quarterback

    The Cleveland Browns seem content to enter the 2015 season with what other teams would consider a group of question marks at quarterback. The Browns widely were expected to select a quarterback in the NFL Draft....

  • Posted May 16, 2015
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  How Playing in an Empty Stadium Affects Athletes

    It can be helpful for the ones who aren’t good at blocking out distractions. This afternoon, the Baltimore Orioles are playing a home game against the Chicago White Sox in front of an empty stadium, a...

  • Posted May 2, 2015
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  Troy boxing class a workout, self-esteem booster for kids just like youth football

    It’s a workout, a self-esteem booster and a way to get rid of aggression — and it’s for boys and girls. Parents say the boxing class is exactly what their children needed. When you think of...

  • Posted April 27, 2015
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  How to Time Practices and Workouts for the Best Performance in Youth Football

    Seasoned runners know that long runs, tempo runs, and speedwork are all critical to improving performance. What’s more challenging, perhaps, is scheduling these sessions so you get the most out of each effort. “It’s important to...

  • Posted April 25, 2015
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  Problems in Youth Sports Today – Big Shocker It’s the Parents & the Adults

    SALT LAKE CITY — It is estimated that over 21.5 million children between the ages of 6 and 17 play team sports. This data, collected by ESPN, also found that 60 percent of boys and 47...

  • Posted April 25, 2015
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