Skills

If you have a teenager girl in your home, never ask them if cheerleading is a sport or question their athleticism. The fact that she gets her P.E. credit for cheering should be enough to settle the debate. So, let’s discuss the athleticism of cheerleading and decide if it’s a sport.

So your son or daughter has found a new love for the game of basketball. Unfortunately, while your child was learning the art of this sport, you weren’t quite as studious. At Sports Moms, we want you to have an understanding of basketball so you can really enjoy watching your student play.

How do you hold a golf club, how do you choose which club to use, how are you supposed to aim a tiny ball at a hole that you can’t even see from where you’re at? We’ve got some answers to help you step out on the green with confidence.

A new sport is drawing fans into arenas but you won’t find turf or a hardwood court inside. Instead, you will spot dozens of computers, large screens and other high tech equipment for electronic gaming competition, or Esports.

If you notice an interest from one of your kids, consider enrolling them in a league so they can learn the fundamental skills of the game.

The first step to playing is learning the correct way to dribble. Basic Dribbling

Putting your child in pee wee football is a big decision. Help your child prepare by going over the rules, practicing in the backyard, and encouraging them as their first day of football gets closer.

Playing tackle football has its fair share of concerns, but it’s also a great way for your kids to learn sportsmanship, athleticism, and sports safety. There are different rules for different age groups to ensure that players are safe throughout every game and practice.

The summer break for kids should be just that, required downtime from schoolwork and sports. Don’t let the summer end without encouraging your child to get back in to his or her workout routine.

If you have an athlete interested in volleyball then you will want to check out this great video! 

The Athletic Triangle is the relationship between a coach, child and parent. 

Athletes are always looking to improve their performance.  From perfecting a swing in baseball or golf to working on your serve in tennis—improvement is the name of the game in sports. Did you know there are a number of apps that can analyze your performance?  These video analysis apps for athletes can really make a difference in your growth.  

The folks with the First Tee make this easy!

Professional basketball player Terrell Harris is here to provide Sports Moms with dribbling & ball handling tips to share with your kids.