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Youth Sports 360 – Vol. 5

June 27, 2016

Coach Spotlight We like to shine the spotlight on coaches, trainers and clubs that are providing valuable feedback to their team parents and players with the iSport360 app. “iSport360 simplified the player evaluation process for me. I coach in the Millburn Short Hills Youth Baseball League. The app allowed me to quickly evaluate the skill … Read more

Youth Sports 360 – Vol 4.

June 14, 2016

  Coach Spotlight We like to shine the spotlight on coaches, trainers and clubs that are providing valuable feedback to their team parents and players with the iSport360 app. “iSport360 is a great product. It allows our trainers to effectively communicate with their players and parents throughout the season. It’s not just great for players … Read more

Understanding the Sports Parent Psyche (notice I said “Psyche” not “Psycho”)

June 10, 2016

Let’s start with a confession:  While I am a parent, coach and founder of a company that preaches best practices in sports parenting and coaching, I once actually charged the field with the intention of hurting someone (WOW it feels great to get that off my chest). My Story The backstory:  My daughter and her … Read more

Youth Sports 360 – Vol. 3

June 6, 2016

    Knowing What’s Cheerworthy? OK, I’ll admit it, I have some of the loudest, most spirited parents on the soccer team that I coach…..and I mean that in a good way. They find something to cheer about for 60 straight minutes at every one of our u11 girls soccer games and that’s one of … Read more

Youth Sports 360 – Vol. 1

May 17, 2016

As a dad and sports coach, I know how complicated youth sports can be. So I’d like to start sharing some helpful articles that shed light on the challenges we face. We also offer some humorous ones that might even give us an opportunity to laugh at ourselves. Thanks for reading and sharing. Making the … Read more

Youth Sports 360 – Vol. 2

May 17, 2016

Click here to see how iSport360 is helping coaches and parents share objective feedback on their players.  As a dad and coach, I know how complicated youth sports can be at times.  So I’d like to share some helpful articles that shed light on the challenges we face….and some humorous ones that might even give us … Read more

The Terror of Tryout Season

May 16, 2016

Click here to see how iSport360 is helping coaches and parents share objective feedback on their players.  Who hates tryout season more than sport parents?  Well actually, the coaches.  And who stresses about tryout season more than the coaches?  Unfortunately, our kids.  So why has tryout season become the most terrible time of year? Well it … Read more

MARTIAL ARTS ASSESSMENTS: 5,000 YEARS OF TRADITION

April 25, 2016

Click here to see how iSport360 is helping coaches and parents share objective feedback on their players.  Mark Caravaglio is an 8th Degree “Hachidan” Black Belt in Japanese Jiu-Jitsu and the Founder of Sho Go Jitsu Ryu Self Defense. He has spent 36 years studying the martial arts, sharing his knowledge and putting his strength into … Read more

Making the Parent-Coach Conversations a Little Less "Awkward"

April 21, 2016

Click here to see how iSport360 is helping coaches and parents share objective feedback on their players.     Keith Glauber is a former Major League pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds and owner of Young People’s Day Camp. He has spent his life around youth sports and is committed to using sports to improve kids’ lives. … Read more

Making the Parent-Coach Conversations a Little Less "Awkward"

April 21, 2016

Click here to see how iSport360 is helping coaches and parents share objective feedback on their players.     Keith Glauber is a former Major League pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds and owner of Young People’s Day Camp. He has spent his life around youth sports and is committed to using sports to improve kids’ lives. … Read more

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