The Chaotic World of Youth Sports — Vol 21

Hi Parents & Coaches! As a dad and coach, I know how complicated youth sports can be at times. I’m sharing a few enlightening articles that shed light on the challenges we often face. I’ve also added humorous ones that might even give us an opportunity to laugh at ourselves.Thank you for reading! Please use the buttons at the bottom of this blog to share this newsletter.

A Free Demo of iSport360 is Live on our Website 

See how easily iSport360 sets goals for your child and let’s you do a player evaluation. 

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With Spring sports season approaching, iSport360 can set goals for your players and provide a player evaluation tool so that parents, coaches and players can share objective feedback.  Click here! It takes 90 seconds to give it a try on our website.  You tell us your player’s sport, gender and age, and we provide you with 10 well-defined and actionable goals for your player to work towards.  Game on! 

Would you believe we added 47 improvements to our app this week alone.

As a testament to the value of your feedback, and our commitment to incorporating it into our product, this week we added 47 improvements to our web-based app (these upgrades will go live with the new version of our downloadable in the next 2 weeks).  

We Heard Your Feedback!

Most of these came from customer emails, feedback on our website and focus groups.  Click here to see a list of our key upgrades for both coaches and parents.

EVERY KID PLAYS! (Chicago circa 1954) 

 This true little league story will leave you laughing, crying and remembering the real meaning behind youth sports.   Imagine my recent delight to find out that one of my distant relatives was responsible for getting the city of Chicago to start an open Little League program in 1954.

More Than Just The Origins Of Little League

 When I learned of this, I had to get the first hand story.  Please take 5 minutes to read this touching story about how a determined coach and his ragtag team of little boys pushed Chicago to start a Little League program for anyone who wanted to play.

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