Part 2 finishes out the discussion on equal or fair playing time with Nate & Hannah finishing out their thoughts with the last three points on their list.

Part 2 covers:

A. Imbalance between skill development and winning

B. Lack of preparation for competitive environments

C. Difficulty in managing team dynamics

The discussion continues over equal or fair playing time in youth sports in this Part 1. Nate & Hannah give perspective on a short list of cons that coaches will often have to navigate.

Part 1 covers:

A. Hinderance to competitive advancement

B. Risk of disgruntlement amongst parents and players

Books:

"Inner Game of Tennis" - Timothy Gallwey

"Reach For the Summit" - Pat Summitt

"7 Habits of Highly Effective People" - Stephen Covey

The often unspoken topic in players' & parents' minds, playing time. This discussion breaks down some pros of equal and fair playing time in youth sports from the hosts' perspectives.

Nate & Hannah bring in their first guest. Corey Wilson trains horses in northwest Indiana, and owns Wilson Performance Horses. He learned early in his career that he needed to balance teaching horses and teaching riders how to work with their horses. Corey's coaching style has helped riders find success in their riding and show experiences.

Wilson Performance Horses

https://www.teamwph.com/

Hosts, Nate & Hannah, touch on a few, common in-experiences that they faced starting out and that others may too. Being a student of coaching and the game, along with having a heart to help players advance, can connect all of our experiences and yield great outcomes.