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Home / Parent Resources / The Sports Parent – Learning to Embrace Pressure
As parents, we naturally want to protect our children. We want them to be happy, confident and successful. We want to see them enjoy their sport, have fun and walk away from every game feeling good about themselves.
But sometimes, in our efforts to protect them, we can unintentionally take away some of the very experiences that help them grow.
Pressure isn't always a bad thing. In fact, it can be one of the greatest opportunities for growth.
One of the things that separates good players from great players, and good leaders from great leaders, is their ability to handle pressure.
When things get difficult, when the game is close, when the decision needs to be made or when something doesn’t go to plan, that’s when the real learning happens.
That’s the moment a child has the opportunity to step outside their comfort zone.
It’s the moment they learn to trust themselves, make a decision, take a risk and back their abilities. And sometimes they’ll get it right. Sometimes they won’t.
If they take the shot and score, fantastic! If they take the shot and miss, that’s fantastic too. Because they had the courage to take it in the first place.
If they make a mistake, they learn. If they lose the ball, they reset. If they come up against a stronger opponent, they discover what they need to work on.
If they take the shot and score, fantastic! If they take the shot and miss, that’s fantastic too. Because they had the courage to take it in the first place.
If they make a mistake, they learn. If they lose the ball, they reset. If they come up against a stronger opponent, they discover what they need to work on.
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