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Welcome to The Sports Family Club |
The Sports Family Club is dedicated to getting our children involved in youth sports and activities to improve their health and well being.
The Sports Family Club’s Mission:
We are transitioning to a not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to fostering positive growth pathways for children through sports and activities. In collaboration with schools, organizations, communities and parents, The Sports Family Club hopes to develop a healthy environment for all children to participate in youth sports and activities to a level they may not currently have access to. The Sports Family Club fosters empowerment in all adults involved with youth sports and activities to maintain the proper perspective that youth sports are for and about children.
The Sports Family Club's Vision:
That all children will enjoy sports for what they are...games! That children will reap the many benefits of sports and activities and improve their overall health and well being. The Sports Family Club hopes that sports and activities will teach positive character building, team work, overcoming adversity and making friends for life.
"It is critical that children enjoy their sports experience in order to gain the valuable life lessons learned on the field of play" - Coach Mike Green |
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Rod Carew - MLB Hall of Famer |
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Rod Carew on a Coach's influence
"When I was a young player, I was very emotional and headstrong. I would let my emotions effect my performance.
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NFL All Pro Karl Mecklenburg - A Sports Parents Role
If you're a parent, I hope you will think about your dreams for your children, or at least evaluate how you will relate to your children and their desires.
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Nikki Stone - Gold Medal Olympian |
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“There is a very fine line between encouragement and pushiness when it comes to support. Most parents don’t have enough of the former or too much of the latter.
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Brent Mayne - 15 Year MLB Veteran |
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Brent Mayne on what he thinks the roles and responsibilities of the parent, coach, and player are.
PLAYERS -
1. Show up on time and work hard. You're part of a team and others are depending on you.
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