Parents Coaching Parents Network: Recent Episodes
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Join us as we discuss all aspect of the college athletic recruiting process from a parent perspective. Parents of current and past athletes who have performed at the highest levels of the game. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/m-h-scott/support
Conversation with Coach Rick Wolff, host of the Sports Edge on WFAN. Coach Wolff a sports psychologist who shares his views on sport parenting as well as his years of experiences.
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PCP Network talks with the great "Sports Parenthood" for amateur sports parents from Australia.
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We had a very informative conversation with Mr. Claud Clark, Hampton Roads Sports Commission (HRSC). He shared the goals of the commission as well as his vision moving forward. We learned how the HRSC support and sponsor various national sporting activities.
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Conversation with Nick Monzi, CEO & Founder of Learn Fresh (LF). LF teamed up with the National Basketball Association (NBA) to create a board game called NBA Math Hoops. It is an excellent board game for young students exploring basic math. From adding, subtracting to player's stats and percentages. Learn how I employed the game to help students in our S.T.E.M. Sports Club excel in math.
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Dr. Earl Suttle shares with us his experience from a classroom teacher to working with athletes who played for the National Basketball Association (NBA). His latest book Stressed to Blessed explores the many conversation we have as it pertains to our children returning to school and getting involved in sports.
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As we looked at recent events in sports from high school sport engagement through to the NBA's boycott. We as parents must understand our role and be supportive of not just our children, but those throughout our various communities. A group of parents have formed to initiate a national campaign "Get Home Safely". This campaign will address those things to be considered when you are stopped by law enforcement, whether while driving or walking. Helping to remember the ultimate goal is to "Get Home Safely". This campaign was derived from a video created by Dr. David Miller, an important infographic, "10 Rules Of Survival If Stopped By The Police” ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqJ-psD9vJw&t=3s).
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Parents here is an opportunity to hear from a true standout in the game of basketball, WNBA's Hall of Famer, Nancy "Lady Magic" Lieberman. Here how she acquired the name "Lady Magic" and what other major influences she received from one of the most polarizing figures in sports in the last century.
If this isn't enough insight, we had the pleasure of interviewing with Dr. Karissa Niehoff, Executive Director of the National Federation of States High School Association (NFHS). She provided some much needed insight on how high school associations will move forward post COVID-19.
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Parents does your child enjoy playing sports and have a plan? Is he/she involved in their school program and is closely monitored? Is there someone in the school other than the coach to support your child and their aspirations? If you answered No to any one of these questions then I would high recommend you check out this episode of the Parents Coaching Parents Network. Your comments and feedback is always welcome,
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Parents here is a great opportunity for you and your child to hear firsthand testimonies from two professional athletes who has come from a very humble yet challenging life.
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My guest are well versed in the field of sports therapy. From the training aspect through physical therapy. Join the conversation by leaving a comment.
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Our guest in this episode talk about his upbringing as a young under-size athlete. Although he wasn't recruiting as a high school player, he went on to have a successful college career and drafted in the NFL
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A Plus Tutoring shared many valuable tips with us during this episode. How we as parents should consider approaching distant learning.
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On our second show out the gate we reached out to the NCAA. They provided updated information on post COVID-19 initial eligibility. Asst. Dir Heeter shared many great modification to policies due to this pandemic. Join us this Sunday as we have a conversation with Asst. Director Trae Heeter, Outreach & Strategic Partnerships at NCAA. Our guest will discuss the recent COVID-19 Updates as it pertains to initial eligibility. Classes of 2020, 21, 22, & 23 this show is for you.
Parents if you have a question or a guest you would like for us to bring on the show, just let us know. This radio show has been designed to support your future endeavors as parents of the next generation of athletes.
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If your child is interested in sports and his sports is baseball, this is the episode you don't want to miss. A very open conversation with Manny Upton aka "The Boss Man". Manny is the father of two Major League Baseball professional athletes, BJ and Justin. We will hear about the journey of his two sons from their early development days to their professional careers. Join this revealing conversation and learn what it takes to make the transition.
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Listen in on the candid conversation with parents of former collegiate athletes, many of which have gone on to play professional in the NBA, NFL, or MLB. This show we shared our experiences and stories from our child's career experience. More importantly we shared our role as parents in this rewarding venture and journey of our child. Feel free to share your thoughts and comments on the show and what else would you like for us to provide. Your comments are the added value to help us help you. Our guest were Torrel Harris, father of Tobias Harris, NBA, Annette Henson, mother of John Henson, NBA, Tasha Holmes-Parker, mother of Jaylon Holmes, NFL, Erik Manuel, father of EJ Manuel, former NFL, and featured guest Coach Rick Wolff, from WFAN 66, NYC, host of the "Sports Edge". Hosted by myself M H Scott, father of Mike Scott, NBA, Philadelphia 76ers.
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For decades, youth sports in the United States has been an avenue for kids of all ages to make friends, be physically active, challenge themselves, and learn skills such as teamwork, sportsmanship, confidence, and the value of hard work. All of which can provide great stepping stones towards personal growth and achievement later in life to help them reach their personal level of success. When it comes to mental health, sports can be an immensely positive experience for many participants. Simultaneously, being an athlete may present unique challenges to an individual’s mental health. It is important for parents, family members, coaches, and teammates to understand both the mental health risks and benefits to ensure youth athletes have the greatest opportunity for success and enjoy participating in sports. Mental health is often placed on the back burner or behind all other concerns. If your child shows up at practice with a swollen ankle, the coach will immediately send him/her to the trainer, but if your child get to practice and say to the coach, "I have a few personal things on my mind and plan to miss practice". The coach would be taken by surprise and may have a few colorful words to share with your child ........ Without inquiring the nature of the concerns. Why? Let's discuss this ....
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This paragraph has been extracted from the NCAA's website. I have change the term student-athlete to child-athlete, because we are talking about our children. The topic of child-athlete name, image and likeness has commanded attention and fueled debate in recent months, everywhere from conference rooms to coffee shops to Capitol Hill. Sad to say the one place this conversation isn't taking place is in the households and minds of the athlete and their parents. And over the course of 2020, it will be the focus of college sports leaders — university presidents, conference commissioners, athletics directors and others — who will determine what changes the NCAA can and should make to better support today’s child-athletes. Today, I am encouraging you parents to start making this the focus of your child's recruiting experience. Questions about the issue rose to new decibels in February, when California legislators proposed a state bill that would enable California student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness — through avenues such as endorsement deals and marketing promotions — without regulation. This will not go without some form of regulation and oversight from the NCAA & Institutions.
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Intro to the Parents Coaching Parents Network from the Praise studio.
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Parents have you taken the time to realize once our children become college athletes their lives become an open book. To the point where not just their athletic talent is being highlighted, but every imperfection of their being is evaluated and scrutinized. This same practice isn’t done for any other student in this institution, so why? I fully understand the marketing requirement, but does it require the level of detail in any of the cases? Finally, at the end of their athletic bio there is a reference to the parents of this phenomenal athlete. It goes to another level once they become professionals ….. Again Why?
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Parents Coaching Parents Network has teamed up with the ladies of "Can We Talk Sports" to do something no other advocacy or recruiting organization has done in this time of uncertainty. WE ARE ASKING REAL QUESTION TO COLLEGE COACHES, ABOUT POST PANDEMIC!!! What can high school athletes do, coming out of this pandemic? What guidance has the NCAA given to their member institutions? And much, much, more, but to have to tune. We will be LIVE Wednesday night at 7pm est. from the “Parents Coaching Parents Network” and “Can We Talk Sports” FB page. See you there …
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Parents this episode with highlight some this you should know about medical insurance coverage in the college athletic recruiting process. What is covered here we hope to add a new prospective to how you and your athlete approach the recruiting process. With this current pandemic will all of this change? Should youth injuries be in consideration? Should more injury prevention be put in place at all levels? The first executive director of the NCAA, Walter Byers would have challenged this notion as he did with “workmen compensation”. The term student-athlete was created in 1964 by him, to ensure we placed the focus on the words “STUDENT” to counter attempts to require universities to pay workers' compensation. So where are we today? Check out this podcast and share it others who have athletes aspiring to play at the college level. Parents this is where our job in this process is important, because do you truly believe your child will inquire about “medical insurance coverage?”
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Parents our role in the protection of our family is vitally important from all aspects of life. The Parents Coaching Parents Network hold this philosophy to the high standards of our mission. In this time of these uncertain times, this philosophy is elevated to unprecedented heights. So when the coach reaches out to your child during this pandemic and inform him, he need to be at his workout session the team is having. I truly hope we are all on the same page as it pertains to your response. First of all why is the coach contacting the child during these uncertain times? Why do the coach feel the need to conduct a team practice or any form of workouts? Have every parent been informed of his intentions? Where is the priority? Finally, has he forgot about the health and safety precaution of these children?
Checkout this short, but insightful podcast because this conversation was derived from a post on social media and requires our attention as parents.
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From the perspective of a parent on how coaches will approach the post virus time period in the college athletic recruiting process. Giving credit to Dan Tudor, author of the book, Selling for Coaches: Creating A Winning Game Plan To Attract Top Recruits To Your College Campus. Although the book places focus on the top recruits, we dig a little deeper and reveal what others recruits may experience.
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From a parent's perspective is a candid conversation with a group of parents who children have succeeded in the sports industry. We discuss everything from recreational sports through the professional level. Join in on this informative conversation with affiliates of the Parents Coaching Parents Network.
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Two influencers (Duke Pryor & Greg Turner) in the game of college basketball at its highest level. These two giants mentored many of the NBA stars and superstars of today. The young high school athletes they came in contact with during the NCAA’s initiative call “First Team” has proven to be added value to our today’s NBA stars. In my humble opinion the NCAA’s First Team program was one of the best mentoring programs in the country as it pertains to youth basketball. Listen to this episode to find out more about this wonderful past initiative.
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Mike Scott took the time to interview with the Parents Coaching Parents Network prior to a great start of his 2010-11 season. It was during this season Mike suffered an injury which sidelined him for the remainder of the season. Hear from Mike as he talks about how excited he is going into this season.
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