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What concussion test does your school or sports team use?
I read about the ImPACT concussion test this weekend. Players can take the ImPACT test before they have a concussion. ImPACT (Immediate Post-Conc...
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Jim Bodenrader commented on A Parents Code of Conduct for Post-Season Play:
“pretty bad this even needs to be said.....”
April 30, 2013 -
Shellyann Browne commented on Weplay Podcasts: Lisa Cohn Talks Sports Bullying:
“I'd rather be running”
April 24, 2013 -
George Brown commented on Prioritizing Potential Over Winning - They Are Not The Same:
“Excellent points. I coach off-season basketball and I emphasize this philosophy all the time. Yes, the easy thing to do would be to put the players in the game to help us win, but that isn't how you develop the team and help each member get better so that during their regular school season they can push each other and be able to rely on each other. If each player is given a chance to be in the game near the end of a close one, they will learn from either situation; a win or a loss. They will know they can perform in a tight situation or they will learn what they need to do to prepare themselves for the next time they are in this situation. During practice there is always time installed for some type of fundamental work. This keeps the mind and body on task with remembering how this is done. If you don't the body and mind will go back to doing things the old way and this way was probably not the correct way. Stay the course!”
April 15, 2013 -
Delilah answered “My daughter got pegged with the ball last season and now she ducks whenever it comes toward her! How do we re-train her not to be afraid?” She said:
I know im sorry, u SHOULD start 2 throw with squishy balls and then when she starts to get the hang of it, throw harder balls be careful when u throw because if u throw when shes not looking, shell get hit AGAIN! sorry for those answers
April 11, 2013 -
Adrianna commented on Prioritizing Potential Over Winning - They Are Not The Same:
“Really?”
April 11, 2013 -
David answered “Will i Be A Great Model?” He said:
Yes
April 08, 2013 -
Donnovan Smith commented on Real Mom Webisode: Looking Back:
“cool”
April 07, 2013 -
David answered “what is your fav kind of chocolate” He said:
Hershey
April 06, 2013 -
Cameron answered “What do I do for this?” He said:
well, you need to wait till he is done because what else are you going to do, knock on his door and tell him/her to "stop being constipated"
April 06, 2013 -
David answered “What do I do for this?” He said:
Not much to do because constipation I believe is natural and it is a matter of time before he stops
April 06, 2013 -
Cameron answered “what age does my child need to be to start contact football?” He said:
well it depense on how sensitive you are about him, most people start around 7 but i dont want you to get the wrong idea so depending on what age you want he/she to start, let them
April 05, 2013 -
Ryan commented on Real Mom Webisode: Looking Back:
“Nice tackle!”
April 05, 2013 -
March 30, 2013
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March 30, 2013
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Collin commented on Real Mom Webisode: Looking Back:
“not me i fell cool”
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Ciera commented on Prioritizing Potential Over Winning - They Are Not The Same:
“I'm bored”
March 27, 2013 -
Williams commented on Weplay Podcasts: Lisa Cohn And Nancy Peter Talk Sports Parenting:
“Have fun!”
March 26, 2013 -
Isaiah commented on Recovering from Hard Exercise: How to Refuel:
“Good luck!”
March 18, 2013 -
Carly commented on Recovering from Hard Exercise: How to Refuel:
“This is article is awesome”
March 18, 2013 -
Jamar answered “my coach says i need to lose weight and say i am fat and can not play the pistion i am best at” He said:
I think u should report him
March 02, 2013 -
Kestrel Bobo commented on Weplay Podcasts: Lisa Cohn And Nancy Peter Talk Sports Parenting:
“I live because I like it”
March 01, 2013 -
Luhglen Bailey commented on Prioritizing Potential Over Winning - They Are Not The Same:
“wasup kids inbox my today”
February 26, 2013
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In this episode of Become we meet Paula. A single mom with 4 kids, Paula manages to hold down multiple jobs and be there for her kids every step of the way. Whether it's her support in sports or in schoolwork, she knows putting in time with her kids is her number one priority and she wouldn't have it any other way.
As long as he does something that’s from the heart that will make him happy, I’ll be good.
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Erinique Reese commented on Prioritizing Potential Over Winning - They Are Not The Same:
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