Soccer Parenting

Have you ever wanted to know the secret of why some parents have kids that are great at soccer and why others don't?

Do you sometimes feel like you want to help your child in soccer but do not know enough about the sport to give advice that would make a big difference?

Ever give great advice to your child, but they refuse to use it?

Wish you had a book that is quick to read and ensured you were one of the best parents on the team?

Want to learn the #1 mindset to teach your child to ensure that they grow up and succeed in soccer and especially in all other areas of life while also learning how to reduce their nervousness before a tryout, practice, or game?

If any of these situations describe you, you are not alone. Balancing parenting, the time it takes for soccer practices/games, family, a career, preparing food, and the many other things requiring your time can be difficult. Not knowing how to communicate well with your child can make it even more difficult to stay balanced and succeed.

There is no such thing as "the perfect parent," but there are definitely parents who take the time to work with their children. Sadly, there are many more parents who always seem to be working against their child. Improving your soccer parenting takes time to find the key things that work best for you and your kid(s). However, this book will dramatically reduce your time to discover those key things to ensure you avoid the common pitfalls many other parents encounter.

This book's main aim is to provide help with the most important areas of parenting a soccer player. In an ideal world, you have an infinite amount of time and energy to spend on your children. However, we both know that it is hard to always find the time needed to make sure you are raising your soccer player in a way that ensures they are successful in soccer and life. Therefore, this book details the most important 20% of soccer parenting to help you get 80%+ of the results. Though every child is different, Soccer Parenting points out several things that most parents find immediately implementable. Talking about the theory of how you should raise your child is great and all, but without the easy-to-do steps and examples, growth for your child does not happen.

Outcomes of applying the facts in this book:
-Learn one of the most effective ways to communicate with a child to ensure they hear your message and go away feeling good about it, even when you have constructive criticisms to share that they usually are not open to hearing.
-Benefit from knowing how the top 10% of soccer players become so good and how to prevent your child from doing things that hold them back from accomplishing their dreams.
-Know what your soccer player should eat before a game and how many of hours of sleep they should be getting.

Why does learning how to improve your socce...