This morning on the Sports Psychology Hour, Dr. Andrew Jacobs talks with callers about how we are taking away the "play" in sports and what we can do to ensure kids are having fun when they play sports.

On this weeks edition of Sports Psychology Today, Dr. Andrew Jacobs is joined by Dr. Stephen Mosher, Coordinator of Sport Studies at Ithica College, to talk about the direction youth sports is heading and cheating in the industry.

This morning on the Sport Psychology Hour with Dr. Andrew Jacobs, the doctor talks about dealing with adversity with callers and how he is dealing with a personal adversity of his own.

On today's edition of Sport Psychology Today Dr. Andrew Jacobs is joined by Daniel Klinkhammer, the executive director of the Minnesota Youth Athletic Services. The two discuss the costs that come with youth sports today and the reason kids are playing compared to how youth sports used to be run and the negative effects these are causing.

On today's edition of the Sport Psych Hour, Dr. Andrew Jacobs talks about how young athletes are currently dealing failure and the way they should be handling it. The doctor talks to callers and coaches in the area about the methods they use to deal with failure and how to use it to their advantage.

On today's special edition of Sports Psychology Today, Dr. Andrew Jacobs talks to the director of the Sports Governance Center at the University of Colorado about cheating at both the youth and professional levels and the books he has written over the subject.

This morning on the Sports Psych Hour with Dr. Andrew Jacobs, Dr. Jacobs talks about why we feel the need to cheat in sports across various levels but mainly at the youth level. Dr. Jacobs talks with callers about their experiences with cheating in youth sports and the reasons why kids and coaches feel the need to cheat.

On today's special edition of Sports Psychology Today, Dr. Andrew Jacobs talks with Dr. Travis Dorsch, Assistant Professor and Founding Director of the Families in Sport Lab in the Department of Family, Consumer and Human Department at Utah State University. The two talk about the development of youth sports and the pressure we are putting on young athletes. Plus the two discuss how early it's ok for your child to begin to specialize.

On today's edition of the Sport Psych Hour, Dr. Andrew Jacobs talks with callers, some of whom have coached and played sports competitively, about playing with pressure and tips coaches and young athletes can use to turn those pressure situations into a tool to help succeed.

On today's special edition of Sports Psychology Today, Dr. Andrew Jacobs talk to Eagle Gymnastics Owner and Head Coach Kim Fuchs about her philosophy on coaching and how she makes gymnastics fun for her young athletes.