Sporting Parent? Chances are at some time in your life, you’ll be one.

Learn how to be the best sporting parent you can with professional leadership, coach, mentor and sports commentator Wayne Goldsmith

Most sporty parents think that doing more things for their kids, e.g. packing their bags, making their lunches, setting their alarms, cleaning their sports gear, is great parenting. In fact, it’s the exact opposite of what we would like you to do as a sporting parent.

Some of the things that you really need to develop in your children are things like :

the independence for them to choose to do things for themselves;
the importance of accepting responsibility for the things that they do and don’t do;
the ability to accept accountability for those decisions they make and don’t make.

By doing more for them, you’re impacting on their confidence. Because – Confidence comes from knowing, and knowing comes from doing.

The more your child can do, the more they know and the more confident they become. Let them do more. Let them do all the little things, stop doing it for them so that they can do more, they learn more, they grow and they develop their confidence.

During the workshop, some of the things we'll discuss are

Waves and Rocks, Identity and Sport and ...

How can you help your child to learn to love sport?
How can you encourage them to enjoy the experience of sport?
How do you help them realise their complete sporting potential?

And walk away with tips and tools you can implement.

To hear more from Wayne, click the links below.

Waves and Rocks - Wayne Goldsmith

Sport is not their Identity - Wayne Goldsmith

Sporting Parents - Sport Thoughts Podcast - Wayne Goldsmith

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