Awesome initiative. Looking forward to the opportunity to work with them down the road. I·SPARC BC

Get these kids moving and exposed to sports in a FUN environment. Make it positive. The more they love it, the more they play it. Years later, top notch environments like TSS Rovers Football Club has a fresh batch of athletes hungry to play in front of the The Swanguardians 🏆⭐️⭐️. That’s the goal!

Back with the kids! 14 schools - 20 programs a week. Fun, Fitness, Sport Development. Getting better each and every session. Private Coaching Collective

#Vancouver - we’re coming to you! Join us on May 27th to gain a deep understanding of Player Development, the 5C's of athlete development, & how you can activate these to attract, retain, and grow your membership. Limited spots are available. Sign up bit.ly/may27coach

Excited to be a part of this. Every single one of our Private Coaching Collective staff will be in attendance! We never stop learning and this course is packed with knowledge and tools! We can’t wait!

1st round WRs… Who’s next? 🤷🏾‍♂️ #GoBucks

Bringing the energy!

We spend 50% more hours in school than Finland. They get 15 mins of recess every hour. They have NO standardized tests until the PISA in HS & they outperform us every time. When we can’t give students more recess, play, or Arts, but make them sit longer hours, we have it wrong!

🇦🇷🗣️ Lionel Scaloni: "We are losing the essence of football. Not only at a professional level, but also with kids." "My children play in Spain and are overwhelmed with information. They receive the ball, and they're already being told what to do." "There are fewer dribblers

🚨PARENTS IN SPORTS: LISTEN🚨 #Texans QB CJ Stroud’s mom Kim, “Let it be your child’s dream not your own.” “It has to be a passion that’s within the child and then you just enhance it and bring it out, encourage it and support it.” (Via @WillKunkelFOX)

Get Larin off #CanMNT

Anyone who doesn’t realize the importance of recess, unstructured play, and physical activity in child development and learning has no business in education.

I got my first paid coaching job 12 years ago—and I never looked back. I was just 12 years old, spending half my paycheque on bus fare to get to my weekly one-hour session. The money didn’t matter—I was hooked. I loved it because it never felt like work. I coached young,

The best grassroots youth coaches I know don't necessarily have the most certifications. They genuinely care for each kid's development and the ability to create environments where everyone feels valued. Sometimes the most important coaching skills aren't taught in a course.

Question: What's one thing you wish more people understood about youth development through sport?

Seeking Introductions to Lower Mainland Decision-Makers! I’m reaching out to my network with a direct ask: We’re building a new community-based health, wellness and sport initiative - and we need to connect with the right local leaders to shape it meaningfully from the start.

Coaches: What's the one piece of advice you'd give to someone coaching youth sports for the first time? (Looking for practical wisdom, not textbook answers)

Coach Jonny Love it Jonny!

PE teachers: What's one simple change that would dramatically improve your ability to serve students? (Not looking for big budget requests—thinking practical, implementable improvements)

"Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth"... but make it coaching specific: "Every volunteer coach has a plan until they show up to the session to find out half the players that checked yes on team-snap aren't indeed showing up, the warm and dry forecast that was