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Free Sporting Lessons
| *Sponsored* I've never been much for sports, as either a spectator or a participant, but with four nephews (and a fifth on the way!), you can be sure that I've attended my fair share of Little League games, and I can recognize the positive impact that involvement in team sports has had on each my nephews' development. I also understand the desire parents' have to do everything they can to give their kids a leg up in the game and help them go as far as they can in their chosen sport (and with things like possible college scholarships and potential multi-million dollar professional sports careers in the offing, who can really blame them?). Parents who can't afford private lessons might feel that their kids are at a disadvantage, but now the playing field is a bit more level. Play Sports TV is an instructional guide for sports that offers hundreds of free videos and other instructional content, including a blog with even more tips, interviews with coaches and athletes, and other kid-friendly content. They emphasize character and sportsmanship, and even offer sportsmanship training for parents, who often tend to have more at stake emotionally in each game than their kids do. All in all, this looks like a great resource for parents and young athletes alike, and the best part is, it's FREE. Labels: disclosure, freebies, PPP |
