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Focus on self-improvement, rather than winning, benefits young athletes
Underserved youth athletes report more life skill and character development when their coaches place greater emphasis on creating caring climates instead of focusing on competition, according to new research.
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How about that! ISYS research makes the cut at ScienceDaily. A caring climate focused on improvement matters for sport
http://t.co/2yUgDBcU Mastery (self-improvement) climate linked with more positive outcomes in underserved youth. #sports #coaching
Evidence that encouraging improvement vs. winning is the ticket to top performance
Focusing on winning in sport doesn't develop winners in life - http://t.co/NrYL4G02
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