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Hosted by Charlie Brenneman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 25 episodes
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If you've ever wondered how to help your kid handle pressure, failure or disappointment in sports, you're in the right place. And if you've ever questioned your own behavior as a sports parent, even better—because we've all been there.I'm Charlie "The Spaniard" Brenneman—former UFC fighter, teacher, coach, and Sports Dad—and The Sports Parenting Podcast gives you real stories and practical tools to support your young athlete. Each episode offers simple, actionable ideas to build confidence, resilience, and healthy habits while making sports a positive experience for your family.
Charlie Brenneman hosts The Sports Parenting Podcast, a kids show with 25 episodes published.
Travel has a way of pushing us outside our comfort zones, and that's exactly why it's so valuable for our kids. In this episode, we talk about how travel naturally builds resilience, adaptability, confidence and problem-
As parents, we do everything we can to protect our kids from failure. But what if failure isn't something to fear? What if it's actually one of the greatest gifts sports can give them? In this episode, I share one of the
Should you insist they go? Should you let them skip? The answer isn't always simple. In this episode, we talk about helping our kids connect their daily choices to the goals they've set for themselves, and why sometimes
"They know everything they need to know." - My wife, Amanda Those six words, said at a recent baseball game, perfectly capture my philosophy on coaching from the corner. In this episode, we talk about when instruction he
One of the best ways to help kids enjoy sports and continue improving is to put them in an environment that matches their current ability. In this episode, we discuss why finding the appropriate skill level matters, how
Middle school is a prime time for kids to start taking more ownership of their development and goals, especially during the summer months. In this episode, we talk about why summer can be such an important opportunity fo
Kids, sports and emotions can be an explosive mix, but it's not hopeless. During a recent youth baseball game, I found myself repeating a message I've talked about before with athletes. The more I coach, the more I think
Is your communication with your child's coach accurate and effective? Are you bringing frustration into the conversation, or are you clear-headed? Are you speaking from emotion, or from understanding? As a coach and a pa
As a parent, you know that your kids are different. What works for one might not work for the other. As a coach, it's the same. Never forget that every kid is different, and how you approach them could determine how far
One day, your kids will grow up and talk about you. "My mom was always…" "My dad never…" "My parents…" In this episode, we challenge ourselves to think about how we're showing up, and whether we're living in a way we'd b
For the past five years, I've been back in youth sports after more than a decade away from coaching. I left to pursue the UFC, and coaching, especially at the youth level, was no longer part of my world. Coming back, a l
Our youth wrestling season wrapped up this past weekend at the state tournament. In today's episode, we share highlights from the weekend and a few takeaways to consider as you navigate your own sports journey. ... For o
I recently took my son out of a wrestling tournament, and it had nothing to do with illness or injury. It had everything to do with his attitude and behavior. Here is the story... For online programs, books and more, vis
Having recently watched our high school state wrestling tournament, I was reminded of the power we have in how we respond to events. In sports and in life, outcomes don't define us, our responses do. For athletes and par
"If you didn't start last year, you're too late." "If you haven't zeroed in on your kid's future by age eight, you're already behind." The Joneses seem to be operating at a whole different level when it comes to youth sp
Original show description (Jan. 31, 2024): Fresh off a youth wrestling tournament, I'm bringing some observations and insights that can help you navigate the world of youth sports. ... *Crazy to see how this podcast epis
No parking. No seats. High fees. Big emotions. At some point, we've all wondered: Is this even worth it? In this episode, we zoom out and evaluate youth sports honestly — the cost, the chaos, the pressure — and ask wheth
I once heard that expectations are one of the biggest causes of conflict in marriage. When we get on the same page with our spouse, things usually go better. The same is true with our kids and sports. In this episode, we
Blame is one of the most damaging habits in sports — and in life. It creates excuses and keeps us stuck. In this episode, we break down how blame shows up everywhere in youth sports — athletes blaming coaches, teammates
Confidence matters. As parents, we often feel like it's our job to help our athletes build confidence so they can perform at their best. But sometimes, confidence isn't something to chase or force. There's another option
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The Sports Parenting Podcast is hosted by Charlie Brenneman. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 25 episodes.
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