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Healthy Sports Parents

Jonathan Carone
Youth Sports
Parenting
Parental Support
Mental Health
Intrinsic Motivation
Track and Field
Process Vs. Results
Olympics
Nigerian Record Holder
Teamwork
Athletic Coaching
Autism
Athletic Development
Refereeing
Special Needs Education
Emotional Regulation
Christian Faith
Emotional Health
Softball
Child Psychology

Youth sports are not about winning games. They’re about raising great humans who are prepared for life beyond the field.

Healthy Sports Parents is a youth sports podcast for parents who care more about the kid than the outcome. Hosted by Jonathan Carone, the show explores how sports can be used to teach character, resilience, and emotional health without turning the experience into pressure for ki... more

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Latest Episodes

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 Concussion Legacy Foundation and one of t... more

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 three Division I head coaches fro... more

Most parents want the same thing: to support their kids well and help them grow through sports.

But somewhere along the way, support can quietly turn into pressure, often without us realizing it.

In this episode, Jonathan sits down with Stacey Nuv... more

Youth sports were never meant to feel like an all in decision with no off ramp. But for a lot of families, that is exactly where things end up. The pressure ramps up, the schedules get overwhelmed, and the choices for where to play start to disappear... more

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Dr. Christopher Nowinski
Co-founder and CEO of the Concussion and CTE Foundation, and leading voice on concussions and CTE.
Concussion and CTE Foundation
Episode: What Parents Need to Know About Head Injuries in Youth Sports (with Dr. Christopher Nowinski)
Stacey Nuveman-Deniz
Head softball coach at San Diego State University, a four-time NCAA Division I All-American and three-time Olympian.
San Diego State University
Episode: The Line Between Support and Pressure in Youth Sports (with D1 Coach Stacey Nuveman-Deniz)
Jennifer Paulett
Director of Corporate Citizenship at ESPN
ESPN
Episode: How We Take Back Youth Sports for Everyday Families (with ESPN's Jennifer Paulett)
Brea Schmidt
Creator of The Top Bleacher, providing reflections for sports parents
The Top Bleacher
Episode: Seven Things Your Athlete Needs to Hear From You (with Brea Schmidt; creator of The Top Bleacher)
Kate Ziegler
Two-time Olympian and four-time world champion in swimming; coach and mentor to female athletes
Kate Ziegler Coaching
Episode: How To Separate Your Kid's Performance from Their Identity (with two-time Olympian Kate Ziegler)
Ritchie McKay
Men's basketball coach at Liberty University
Liberty University
Episode: The Most Grounded Conversation I’ve Had About Youth Sports (with D1 Head Coach Ritchie McKay)
Julie McCann
Julie played soccer at Wake Forest and has coached at elite club level.
Episode: The Hidden Truths No One Tells You About Daddy Ball (with Julie + Audrey McCann)
Audrey McCann
Audrey is a senior high school athlete planning to play college soccer.
Episode: The Hidden Truths No One Tells You About Daddy Ball (with Julie + Audrey McCann)
Jonny Martin
Co-founder of The Football Fun Factory, focused on making soccer fun for kids.
The Football Fun Factory
Episode: How to Help Your Kid Love Sports Without Burning Out (with Coach Jonny Martin)

Host

Jonathan Carone
Host focusing on emotional health and character building through youth sports, sharing insights from his experiences and engaging with experts in the field.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 120 ratings
  • The best advice out there!!

    As a parent who is now coaching my children, this is the best podcast! look forward to listening to it every single week.

    The guests and conversations provide the most valuable ideas and research to back it up. As a school teacher with 20 years experience, I know the sensible advice shared on this podcast is exactly what every developing child needs for their well-being. As an athlete, who was extremely competitive and loved to push myself, this podcast helps me keep my priorities in line as I w... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Merzie27
    Canada3 months ago
  • Must Listen Stuff

    I recommend this show to all my parents at the beginning of the season. On behalf of all the coaches, directors and parents and players out there, thank you for your service

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DPRizzle
    United States5 months ago
  • Great!

    Enjoyed the conversation and this is much needed!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GlenAndCoffee
    United States5 months ago
  • Don’t miss it!

    This is such a great podcast! I run a non-profit rec soccer league for younger kids, and this podcast is super affirming and challenging. I have shared episodes with coaches and parents. I do not miss it when it comes out!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Heyheyjohnnyj
    United States6 months ago
  • Great for parents!

    Just started listening but as a mother of twin 9 year olds who both play sports, I will be listening to each and every one!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Heatherlynn0314
    United States7 months ago

Listeners Say

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Valuable advice that resonates with parents and coaches alike.
Listeners appreciate the focus on emotional well-being in youth sports.
Guests provide expert insights that are practical and relatable for today's sports parents.
There are strong recommendations for this content amongst parents and educators.
Emphasizes nurturing children rather than focusing strictly on competition.

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What Three Division I Coaches Want Youth Sports Parents to Understand About Recruiting
Q: What role do parents play in the recruiting process, and where do they most often get in the way?
Parents act as providers and facilitators, but they can hurt the recruiting process by being overly involved or unrealistic about their child's abilities.
What Three Division I Coaches Want Youth Sports Parents to Understand About Recruiting
Q: How does that kid go about being seen or getting recruited?
It's difficult for kids who can't afford club sports, but they should consider regional teams, club scholarships, or focus on developing their skills without the pressure of expensive travel teams.
The Line Between Support and Pressure in Youth Sports (with D1 Coach Stacey Nuveman-Deniz)
Q: What question have I not asked you that you think it's important for parents to hear the answer to?
Parents need to prioritize family time and normalize that concept, as this affects their relationship with their children and the way they experience youth sports.
The Line Between Support and Pressure in Youth Sports (with D1 Coach Stacey Nuveman-Deniz)
Q: How do you think we teach healthy competitiveness without it crossing into pressure or fear of performance?
There is a range of competitiveness; some are born with it and some must develop it. We should teach kids to love the process and help them focus on avoiding disappointment rather than solely on winning.
How To Separate Your Kid's Performance from Their Identity (with two-time Olympian Kate Ziegler)
Q: What would you tell that parent this week to encourage them as they lead their kids through this journey?
Take some of the pressure off yourself and just be present, be loving, and give specific compliments to your kids about who they are.

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The content focuses on the overarching theme of nurturing well-rounded individuals through youth sports, emphasizing values such as emotional intelligence, resilience, and a supportive environment. Discussions often revolve around the psychological aspects of sport, parenting strategies, and fostering a love for the game without imposing undue pressure on young athletes. Unique insights are provided by a diverse range of guests, including former athletes and coaches, who share personal anecdotes that highlight the importance of separating a child's identity from their performance and prioritizing enjoyment over competition, making the podcast a rich resource for parents navigating the complexities of youth sports.

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Recent guests on Healthy Sports Parents include:

1. Dr. Christopher Nowinski
2. Stacey Nuveman-Deniz
3. Jennifer Paulett
4. Brea Schmidt
5. Kate Ziegler
6. Ritchie McKay
7. Julie McCann
8. Audrey McCann

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