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Hosted by Jonathan Carone · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 61 episodes
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Healthy Sports Parents is a podcast for youth sports parents who care more about the kid than the outcome. Hosted by Jonathan Carone, the show explores how youth sports can be used to raise great humans and strengthen families. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Jonathan Carone hosts Healthy Sports Parents, a kids show with 61 episodes published.
David Epstein has spent years making the case for range, exploration, and giving kids time to discover what fits. His new book, Inside the Box , makes what initially sounds like the opposite argument: sometimes we
What does it actually take for a kid to love sports for the long haul? World Cup champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist Abby Wambach joins Jonathan Carone for a conversation about what happens when adults stop tryin
Youth sports is one of the most influential institutions in childhood. It teaches teamwork, resilience, leadership, confidence, and community. Millions of families invest thousands of dollars and countless hours into it
Some of the healthiest things we can do as sports parents feel completely wrong in the moment. We want to correct every mistake. We want to protect our kids from failure. We want to solve their problems, give them feedba
Youth sports are supposed to help kids grow, compete, fail, learn, and have fun. But somewhere along the way, a lot of adults started acting like fun and hard can’t both exist at the same time. In this episode of H
Congressman Chris Deluzio and Senator Cory Booker join Healthy Sports Parents creator Jonathan Carone for a conversation about the newly introduced Let Kids Play Act and why they believe youth sports in America are becom
Youth sports can feel like they’re all about the next game, the next season, or the next level. But what if the bigger opportunity has nothing to do with any of that? In this episode of Healthy Sports Parents , Jon
Youth sports are not about winning. They’re about helping our kids become the best version of themselves possible. In this episode of Healthy Sports Parents, Jonathan sits down with Dr. Jeremy Alland, team doctor fo
A lot of families hit a point where rec league doesn’t feel like enough anymore, and the next step seems obvious: move to club (travel) sports where kids will get more games, more training, and more opportunity. But befo
A lot of families start the youth sports journey with the same goal in mind: play at the highest level possible and see where it goes. But what happens when you actually get there… and realize it wasn’t what you thought
Youth sports can quickly take over family life, leaving parents feeling pressure to specialize early, chase opportunities, and keep up with everyone else. But what if taking youth sports back starts with one simple shift
What happens when we stop trying to control our kids' sports experience and start helping them own it? In this episode, retired USWNT player and current youth coach / pro team owner Leslie Osborne shares why the healthie
Youth sports matter. We care because our kids care. But somewhere along the way, it’s easy for that care to turn into pressure, stress, and taking things way more seriously than we ever intended. In this episode, Jonatha
Youth sports can feel heavier than it’s supposed to. Not because parents don’t care. But because they care so much. In this episode, Jonathan sits down with former Nike sports marketer Jordan to pull back the curtain on
Youth sports need more trustworthy adults in kids’ lives. In this episode, Jonathan talks with Dr. Katlin Okamoto of the U.S. Soccer Foundation about the single biggest thing youth sports needs right now. It’
Youth sports development often focuses on skills, reps, and results. But there’s a missing piece that determines whether kids actually grow, last, and enjoy the journey. In this episode, Jonathan sits down with Dr.
This conversation is an extended version of my interview with Mike Schultz for Parents ’ 100-Year Digital Issue, where he’s being spotlighted as one of today’s most inspiring parents. What actually lasts when the season
In this episode of Healthy Sports Parents, Jonathan sits down with Jason D’Rocha from Sportball to talk about what youth sports are actually for and how early experiences shape kids long after the final whistle. Jason sh
Youth sports head injuries explained for parents who want to stay informed without being afraid. In this episode of Healthy Sports Parents, Jonathan sits down with Dr. Christopher Nowinski , co-founder of the Concu
College sports recruiting can feel overwhelming, expensive, and confusing - especially when everyone online seems to have a different answer. In this episode of Healthy Sports Parents, Jonathan Carone sits down with thre
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Healthy Sports Parents is hosted by Jonathan Carone. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 61 episodes.
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