Raising Athletes
Raising Athletes is the ultimate guide for parents supporting their young athletes on the journey toward college recruitment and beyond. Hosted by experts in sports development, recruiting, and mental performance, this show provides actionable advice, inspiring stories, and practical tools to help parents navigate the competitive world of youth athletics. From goal-setting and skill development to navigating the recruiting process, Raising Athletes is your trusted playbook for helping your child achieve their athletic dreams while building character and resilience.
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Raising Athletes
Spring Tryouts: How Parents Can Help Their Young Athletes Make the School Team
Is your child ready for school sports tryouts? Whether it's middle school, JV, or varsity, the key to making the team goes beyond natural talent—it’s all about preparation. In this episode of Raising Athletes, host Rob Taormina shares expert tips for parents to help guide their young athletes through the spring baseball and softball tryout season.
You'll learn:
✅ The #1 mistake parents and athletes make before tryouts
✅ How preparation differs for middle school athletes vs. incoming freshmen
✅ Actionable tips to improve skills, conditioning, and mental toughness
✅ What coaches really look for during tryouts (it’s not just talent!)
✅ How to create a tryout timeline to set your child up for success
Give your child the best chance to stand out, feel confident, and make the team this season. Tune in now to learn how you can support their journey!
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