By Rize and React Media
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.
Where did the fun go when playing youth sports? Are kids over-lessoned causing their IQ to suffer? While sports may not be for every kid, being a part of a TEAM can be very beneficial for a young child if built the right way.
In this episode, Coach Tony talks about the misconceptions when it comes to coaching a youth sports team and why 70% of all young players are quitting sports before the age of 13. It's all here plus more on this week's episode of Fighting for Overtime.
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About Fighting For Overtime In this podcast, we delve deep into the world of youth sports, exploring the highs and lows of young athletes. Join Coach Tony as he uncovers the triumphs and tribulations of young athletes striving for excellence amidst the pressures of competition, parental expectations, and societal demands. This program will offer listeners a personal connection to the challenges and triumphs faced by athletes and parents as they strive for success while grappling with their mental health.
What happens when you no longer love the sport you're playing anymore? How do you cope with the backlash from your so-called supporters? LPGA Golfer Lexi Thompson had enough; if you're not careful, your child could be next!
In this episode, Coach Tony talks about mental burnout in youth sports and why it is taking a toll on our kids. He looks at two prominent figures in sports and uses their situations to show why we need to check on our kids now more than ever. It's all here plus more on this week's episode of Fighting for Overtime.
***Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review. Also, please leave your stories in the comments or send them to me privately. Remember, you are not alone! #mentalhealthawareness #YouthSports
Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fightingforovertime/
About Fighting For Overtime In this podcast, we delve deep into the world of youth sports, exploring the highs and lows of young athletes. Join Coach Tony as he uncovers the triumphs and tribulations of young athletes striving for excellence amidst the pressures of competition, parental expectations, and societal demands. This program will offer listeners a personal connection to the challenges and triumphs faced by athletes and parents as they strive for success while grappling with their mental health.
Do you feel today's young athletes are overworked and on the edge of burnout? How did you find balance as a youth athlete while still trying to be a kid? Former Softball Pitcher turned Real Estate Agent Mackenzie Marino joins Coach Tony to break it down.
Before being a kick ass Real Estate Agent, Mackenzie Marino was a “BEAST” on the Softball Field. Her career spans 9+ years playing for Northampton Hawks and Council Rock South HS. You wouldn’t know by looking at her, but her demeanor on the mound struck fear into the opposition and now has carried her into a successful career in Real Estate!
She used her experiences to make her stronger while building a recognizable name within the industry. You can catch her at Roc Hous Real Estate in PA and NJ. Trust me, she will fight for you to get you what you want!
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***This is the interview addition of The Fighting For Overtime Podcast Follow the Pod - Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review. Also, please leave your stories in the comments or send them to me privately. Remember, you are not alone! #mentalhealthawareness #YouthSports
Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fightingforovertime/
About Fighting For Overtime In this podcast, we delve deep into the world of youth sports, exploring the highs and lows of young athletes. Join Coach Tony as he uncovers the triumphs and tribulations of young athletes striving for excellence amidst the pressures of competition, parental expectations, and societal demands. This program will offer listeners a personal connection to the challenges and triumphs faced by athletes and parents as they strive for success while grappling with their mental health.
How has youth sports changed the way young athletes approach the collegiate level? Head Men’s Basketball Coach of Reinhardt University, Justin Newton joins Coach Tony to break it down.
Justin Newton is in his 4th season as head coach of Reinhardt Men's Basketball. The former Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association (GCAA) Men's Division I Basketball Coach of the Year from Andrew (Ga.) College was selected as the next men's basketball coach at Reinhardt University on April 10, 2019.
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***This is the interview addition of The Fighting For Overtime Podcast Follow the Pod - Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review. Also, please leave your stories in the comments or send them to me privately. Remember, you are not alone! #mentalhealthawareness #YouthSports
Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fightingforovertime/
About Fighting For Overtime In this podcast, we delve deep into the world of youth sports, exploring the highs and lows of young athletes. Join Coach Tony as he uncovers the triumphs and tribulations of young athletes striving for excellence amidst the pressures of competition, parental expectations, and societal demands. This program will offer listeners a personal connection to the challenges and triumphs faced by athletes and parents as they strive for success while grappling with their mental health.
Are you willing to give up your holidays for youth sports? Are youth sports making our priorities backwards? How can athletes take a break with all the pressure to constantly be on top?
In this episode, Coach Tony talks about the importance of taking breaks in youth sports and why it is important for your athlete’s overall physical and mental health. He also uncovers the story of holiday tournament that turned ugly with parents as the main culprit. It's all here plus more on this week's episode of Fighting for Overtime.
Can a young athlete be noticed playing on a club team? What are the reasons kids switch programs year after year?
In this episode, Coach Tony dives into the complex world of team hopping and the often unrealistic expectations surrounding sports scholarships from all division levels. Join him as he unpacks the reasons why kids leave their specific teams, as well as why they stay. He also uncovers the story of a local athlete who trumped the team-hopping narrative and came out on top. It's all here plus more on this week's episode of Fighting for Overtime.
How would you approach a “daddy ball” situation with your child? Were you ever accused of playing "daddy ball" as a coach?
In this episode, we explore the meaning of "daddy ball" by taking a deep dive into Coach Tony's own experiences and hearing some words from Jamaal Crawford who faced his own challenges too.
Every situation is different and in various situations, “daddy ball” may or may not be actually happening. Furthermore, there are some benefits to the concept as well. Tune in and see if you agree...........
The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.