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Many families have children in sports, and while physical activity is healthy, too much of it can be a bad thing. Almost three million kids go to the emergency room in the United States each year for ...

A new study reveals nearly half of Gen Z struggles with confidence and youth sports may be part of the problem. Here’s how to ...

Parents spend $3,000 annually on their children’s sports, the majority of them taking action elsewhere to manage rising costs, according to New York Life’s Insurance’s latest Wealth Watch survey. The ...

Youth sports are adult organized and controlled athletic programs for young people in the 6-to-18-year-old age range. The participants are formally organized into teams and leagues, and practices and ...

Youth sports can run hot. Enraged players foul on purpose. Parents shout at referees. Coaches with limited understanding of child development may attempt to motivate players via public humiliation—a ...