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Why do Kids Play? To have fun is the hands down, number one reason kids get out there to participate in sports. Why then are we seeing a 70% drop out rate in organized youth sports in those early teen years? It’s an important question that needs to be answered. In this episode, we are talking Kids in Sport.
We talk with George Washington University’s Dr. Amanda Visek about their breakthrough Fun Maps, a system of identifying why kids play, so we can understand how to better create programs & environments that will help keep kids in sport. You can also follow Dr. Visek’s on Twitter!
Then, later in the show, I have an e-mail from a Krush Performance listener who just had an incident with a coach & now his son is no longer playing Hockey! Listen, coaches should be keeping kids involved not causing them to drop out! It may be one of the biggest crimes!!
I wanted to know more. Could it be the kid? Could it be the parents or is it really the coach??
I touched base with the parent and it is a story I wanted to share and it is also the inspiration behind this episode of Krush Performance.
Remember, if you have any questions, comments, smart remarks, or if you have a topic you would like us to investigate let us know, we may dedicate a segment or even an entire show to your topic. E-Mail Jeff now!
If you get a chance, share the Krush Performance Podcast with your fellow coaches, teammates, and family members.
Thanks for listening and LONG LIVE SPORT!
Remember, if you have any questions, comments, smart remarks, or if you have a topic you would like us to investigate let us know, we may dedicate a segment or even an entire show to your topic. E-Mail Jeff now!
Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and now on Google Play! Don’t forget to rate and review the show!
Follow Jeff Krushell on Twitter and Facebook!
E-Mail Jeff with your questions and comments for the show and don’t forget to visit KrushPerformance.com for live streaming, blogs, links, and so much more.
We talk with George Washington University’s Dr. Amanda Visek about their breakthrough Fun Maps, a system of identifying why kids play, so we can understand how to better create programs & environments that will help keep kids in sport. You can also follow Dr. Visek’s on Twitter!
Then, later in the show, I have an e-mail from a Krush Performance listener who just had an incident with a coach & now his son is no longer playing Hockey! Listen, coaches should be keeping kids involved not causing them to drop out! It may be one of the biggest crimes!!
I wanted to know more. Could it be the kid? Could it be the parents or is it really the coach??
I touched base with the parent and it is a story I wanted to share and it is also the inspiration behind this episode of Krush Performance.
Remember, if you have any questions, comments, smart remarks, or if you have a topic you would like us to investigate let us know, we may dedicate a segment or even an entire show to your topic. E-Mail Jeff now!
If you get a chance, share the Krush Performance Podcast with your fellow coaches, teammates, and family members.
Thanks for listening and LONG LIVE SPORT!
Remember, if you have any questions, comments, smart remarks, or if you have a topic you would like us to investigate let us know, we may dedicate a segment or even an entire show to your topic. E-Mail Jeff now!
Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio, and now on Google Play! Don’t forget to rate and review the show!
Follow Jeff Krushell on Twitter and Facebook!
E-Mail Jeff with your questions and comments for the show and don’t forget to visit KrushPerformance.com for live streaming, blogs, links, and so much more.
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A Summer Dedicated to Sport Parents and Coaches
Sport has changed.
Athletes are competing more. Seasons overlap. Expectations are higher. The pressure feels bigger than ever.
And somehow, parents and coaches are expected to navigate it all—with more pressure and less clarity than ever before.
H…
What does it take to grow a national game and protect athletes’ long term?
Krush Favorite, Jason Dickson, CEO of Baseball Canada, joins me to break it down—candidly.
We get into the Blue Jays’ unique role as Canada’s team and how their success drives youth registrations, what the WBC and Olympics…
The game keeps getting faster.
Athletes are Stronger.
Players are Better.
But, are athletes actually better—or did we get better at building them?
In this episode, we unpack the belief breaks and system upgrades that reset what’s possible.
From Bannister’s 3:59.4 to the sub‑2 marathon era, fro…
Why youth stars rarely become elite adults—and what coaches and parents should do instead.
The jury’s in: early youth top performers rarely become top adult performers.
This isn’t a talent problem—it’s a development problem.
Jeff sits down with Dr. Arne Güllich to unpack his latest research on e…
As baseball and summer sports ramp up, hockey and winter sports wind down, for athletes, coaches, and parents there’s one big question:
What comes next?
The truth?
The season between seasons may be the most important season of all.
Too often, athletes jump from one jersey to the next without re…
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